Karen Horney's Theory of Femininity Video

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In this video, we explore the life and work of Karen Horney, a pioneering psychologist known for her contributions to psychodynamic theory.

:29 Karen Horney's Theory of Femininity
1:00 Key Components of Karen Horney's Theory of Femininity
1:12 - Cultural and Social Factors
1:46 - Self esteem and Identity
2:16 - Femininity as a Social Construct
4:38 The "Moving Towards" Type
4:36 - The "Moving Against" Type
5:15 - The "Moving Away" Type
6:01 Conclusion

Karen Horney's theories centered around the concept of neurotic needs and trends, basic anxiety, neurosis, and the basic conflict between the real self and the idealized self.

She also introduced the concept of the tyranny of the "shoulds" and the role of basic hostility in shaping personality.

We delve into Karen Horney's theory of femininity and her classification of people as moving toward, away, or against others. We compare and contrast Karen Horney's theories with Sigmund Freud's, and discuss her self-analysis journey.

Join us as we delve into the world of Karen Horney and her impact on personality psychology.

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