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CHAPTER 6  Horney: Psychoanalytic 
Social Theory 179
Overview of Psychoanalytic Social  
Theory 180
Biography of Karen Horney 181
Introduction to Psychoanalytic Social  
Theory 183
Horney and Freud Compared 183
The Impact of Culture 183
The Importance of Childhood  
Experiences 184
Basic Hostility and Basic Anxiety 184
Compulsive Drives 186
Neurotic Needs 186
Neurotic Trends 187
Moving Toward People 189
Moving Against People 189
Moving Away From People 190
Intrapsychic Conflicts 191
The Idealized Self-Image 192
The Neurotic Search for Glory 192
Neurotic Claims 193
Neurotic Pride 194
Self-Hatred 194
Feminine Psychology 195
Psychotherapy 198
Related Research 199
The Neurotic Search for Glory in the Lab 199
Can Neuroticism Ever Be a Good Thing? 200
Critique of Horney 202
Concept of Humanity 203
CHAPTER 7   Erikson: Post-Freudian 
Theory 206
Overview of Post-Freudian Theory 207
Biography of Erik Erikson 208
The Ego in Post-Freudian Theory 210
Society’s Influence 211
Epigenetic Principle 211
Stages of Psychosocial Development 213Infancy 215
Oral-Sensory Mode 215
Basic Trust versus Basic Mistrust 215
Hope: The Basic Strength of Infancy 216
Early Childhood 216
Anal–Urethral–Muscular Mode 216
Autonomy versus Shame and Doubt 217
Will: The Basic Strength of Early Childhood 217
Play Age 217
Genital-Locomotor Mode 218
Initiative versus Guilt 218
Purpose: The Basic Strength  
of the Play Age 218
School Age 219
Latency 219
Industry versus Inferiority 219
Competence: The Basic Strength of  
the School Age 220
Adolescence 220
Puberty 220
Identity versus Identity Confusion 220
Fidelity: The Basic Strength  
of Adolescence 222
Young Adulthood 222
Genitality 222
Intimacy versus Isolation 223
Love: The Basic Strength  
of Young Adulthood 223
Adulthood 223
Procreativity 224
Generativity versus Stagnation 224
Care: The Basic Strength of Adulthood 224
Old Age 225
Generalized Sensuality 225
Integrity versus Despair 225
Wisdom: The Basic Strength  
of Old Age 226
Summary of the Life Cycle 226
Erikson’s Methods of Investigation 227
Anthropological Studies 227
Psychohistory 228
Related Research 230
Adolescent Identity and the Internet 230
The Development of Gender Identity 232ContentsFinal PDF to printer