Like Adler, Horney emphasized the importance of _____ in the development of personality; but unlike Adler, Horney also emphasized the importance of _____ as a source of personality problems.

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Horney believed that social experiences such as childhood upbringing and relationships with caregivers play a significant role in shaping one's personality, while also emphasizing the impact of feelings of insecurity on personality development. She did not place as much emphasis on the role of heredity, as Adler did, and did not explicitly focus on inferiority as a source of personality problems, although feelings of inferiority may contribute to a person's insecurities.

Like Adler, Horney Emphasized the Importance of _____ in the Development