Horney calls the indiscriminate needs by individuals to compete and win and to avoid losing at any ...

Horney calls the indiscriminate needs by individuals to compete and win and to avoid losing at any cost:
 
  a. competitiveness
  b. passive competition
  c. hypercompetitiveness
  d. aggressiveness

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Question 2

If Ernie believes that it is OK to cheat in sports competition, we could say that he is likely to be:
 
  a. normally competitive
  b. a loser
  c. honest in other situations
  d. hypercompetitive

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Question 3

People who feel it is imperative to read current best sellers and to see the latest plays tend to have strong, neurotic needs for:
 
  a. affection
  b. approval
  c. independence
  d. prestige

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Question 4

Individuals who are overly sensitive to any criticism from others have a strong, neurotic need for:
 
  a. power
  b. prestige
  c. affection and approval
  d. prestige, but not power

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Question 5

According to Horney, aggressive types believe that others are essentially:
 
  a. nice
  b. smart
  c. hostile
  d. caring

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Question 6

Neurotics who have to be right all the time have strong, neurotic needs for:
 
  a. affection
  b. approval
  c. power
  d. independence

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Question 7

According to Horney, neurotic strivings for power serve as a protection against feelings of:
 
  a. aggressiveness
  b. helplessness
  c. exploitation
  d. competition