Subject Index S-9
fei75766_sidx_S1-S21.indd S-9  12/30/19 12:32 PMgenital stage (Klein), 161
German nationalism, 244–245
goals
incognitive-affective personality 
theory (Mischel), 598
incognitive social learning 
theory (Rotter), 586–587
inindividual psychology 
(Adler), 103–104
inperson-centered theory 
(Rogers), 337–339
Graduate Record Exams (GREs), 
597–598
grandiose-exhibitionistic self,165
great mother archetype (Jung), 
119
grit,338–339
guilt
inexistential psychology (May), 
356–357
inpersonal construct theory 
(Kelly), 626,631–632
H
habits, inbiological factor theory 
(Eysenck), 442,443f
Harvard University, 380,381,464,
501,590
healthy neuroticism, 201–202
heart disease, 21,22–27, 63–65, 
90–91, 452–453
helplessness, 189
heritable/genetic sources
ofindividual differences, 476,
479
twin-adoption studies, 423,438,
447,450,455,484
heroarchetype (Jung), 120
hesitating (Adler), 90
hierarchy ofbehavior organization, 
442,443f, 444f
hierarchy ofneeds (Maslow), 
278–282, 279f, 286–295, 
300–302
higher mental processes, 517
hoarding characters (Fromm), 
254–255, 260holistic approach tomotivation
additional needs, 283
general discussion ofneeds, 
283–286
hierarchy ofneeds/conative 
needs, 278–282, 279f, 
286–295, 300–302
holistic-dynamic theory (Maslow), 
272–306
concept ofhumanity, 305–306
critique ofMaslow, 303–304
hierarchy ofneeds, 278–282, 
279f, 286–295, 300–302
Jonah complex, 298–299
motivation, 273,277–286
overview, 273–274
psychotherapy, 299
related research, 299–303
self-actualization, 273,278,279f, 
281–282, 286–298, 297t
Holland vocational interest types, 
99,100t
homosexual identity
internalized prejudice and,
631–632
inobject relations theory 
(Klein), 161,162
inpsychoanalytic theory 
(Freud), 64
Horney-Coolidge Tridimensional 
Inventory (HCTI), 199–200
Horney, Karen, 179–205. See also 
psychoanalytic social theory 
(Horney)
biography, 181–182
critique, 202–203
Erich Fromm and,182,243,
245,249
Melanie Klein and,152
publications, 181,182–183
Sigmund Freud and,180,
181–182, 183,195
human agency (Bandura), 535,
544–550
Human Behavior andEvolutionary 
Society (HBES), 487
human dilemma (Fromm), 247humanistic-existential theories, 8,9t
humanistic psychoanalysis 
(Fromm), 242–269
basic assumptions, 246–247
character orientations, 253–256, 
259–260, 262–264
concept ofhumanity, 267–268
critique ofFromm, 266–267
human needs, 247–251, 251t
overview, 243–244
personality disorders, 256–258, 
261–262
psychotherapy, 259
humor, 293–294, 384
hypochondriasis, 257
hypothesis, 6–7
inChicago Studies, 331
testing, 12
hysteria (Freud), 23–24, 25,52
Hysteroid-Obsessoid 
Questionnaire, 61
I
id
inpost-Freudian theory 
(Erikson), 210
inpsychoanalytic theory 
(Freud), 31,32–33, 32f,
34,35f,59–60
ideal breast, 156
idealistic principle (Freud), 34–35
idealized parent image, 165
idealized self-image (Horney), 
192–194
ideal self(Rogers), 317
identification, 45
identity confusion (Erikson), 207,
220–222
identity crisis (Erikson), 207
idiographic, 392–393
If-then framework, 6,314,594,
600–601. See also theory
Imperial Society ofPhysicians 
(Vienna), 23–24
incestuous feelings, 249
incestuous symbiosis (Fromm), 
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