In Horney's view, the more _____ a child feels, the more the ...

[big1devin]

In Horney's view, the more _____ a child feels, the more the child represses his or her hostility toward the parents.
 
  a. protected
  b. secure
  c. ambitious
  d. guilt

Question 2

In Horney's view, the more afraid a child is of his or her parents, _____.
 
  a. the more the child represses hostility
  c. the lesser the child's guilt
  b. the lesser the child represses hostility
  d. the greater the child's guilt

[janeli]

Answer to Question 1

ANS: D
FEEDBACK: According to Horney, guilt is a reason why children repress hostility. The more guilt the child feels, the more deeply repressed will be the hostility. They may be made to feel unworthy, wicked, or sinful for expressing or even harboring resentments toward their parents.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: A
FEEDBACK: Children can easily be made to feel fearful of their parents through punishment, physical abuse, or more subtle forms of intimidation. The more frightened children become, the more they will repress their hostility.