According to Horney, clients who have angry behavior are: competitive, self-centered, and demanding, but see themselves as heroes or strong leaders. These clients have adopted an interpersonal coping style of moving:
A) away.
B) against.
C) toward.
D) inward.
Question 2
Karen Horney's interpersonal coping styles of moving toward, moving away, and moving against work for the client to:
A) reduce anxiety and provide partial, indirect gratification of unmet needs.
B) build the basis of relationships.
C) provide a foundation for intimacy.
D) give flexible behavioral responses.
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