What Is the Difference Between Horney's Concept of the Idealized

question 17

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between Horney's concept of the idealized self and Freud's concept of the ego-ideal?

• A) Only Freud emphasized the social aspects in his conception of the ego-ideal.
• B) Only Horney's idealized self is a separate structure within the ego.
• C) Only the ego-ideal reflects an individual's need to keep up appearances of perfection.
• D) Only the idealized self represses both good and bad feelings.

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Definitions:

Endogamy

The practice of marrying within a specific social group, caste, or ethnic community, often to preserve cultural or religious identity.

Plural Families

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Anti-Miscegenation

Laws or practices that prohibit interracial marriage or cohabitation between different races.

Jim Crow

A term that refers to a set of laws and practices in the southern United States that enforced racial segregation and discrimination against African Americans after the Civil War until the mid-20th century.