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In Karen Horney's theory of personality development, children may develop a deep form of resentment toward their parents. Horney labeled this
 
  a. basic anxiety.
  b. basic hostility.
  c. infantile regression. d. drive for superiority. e. inferiority complex.

Question 2

Jason just took PCP and now appears to be mentally confused. He is disoriented and is having difficulty focusing his attention. Jason is likely experiencing
 
  a. withdrawal.
  b. psychosis.
  c. delirium.
  d. tolerance. e. lucidity.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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