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Horney

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Hor·ney  (hôrn), Karen Danielsen 1885-1952.
German-born American psychoanalyst who emphasized the role of environmental and cultural factors in the development of neurosis. Her works include The Neurotic Personality of Our Time (1937) and Neurosis and Human Growth (1950).
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Noun1.Horney - United States psychiatrist (1885-1952)


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One example is the Ohio Supreme Court, which announced it will hear a case that involves homeowners Carl and Joy Gamble and businessman Joe Horney who are fighting a condemnation proceeding by the city of Norwood.
2000) is an information-organizing program to spatially represent content-area material and to make implicit learning tasks more explicit (Anderson-Inman, Knox-Quinn, & Horney, 1996).
22) Figures with whom he has personally approached and written about include Walker Percy, Anna Freud, Daniel Berrigan, Dorothy Day, Paul Tillich, William Carlos Williams, Karen Horney, Erik Erikson, and Bruce Springsteen.
 
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