Neo-Freudian ____ believed that social factors played a much larger role in personality development than sexual influences,and that problems in interpersonal relationships during childhood created ____,which caused later personality problems.

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Karen Horney emphasized the role of social factors in personality development and believed that disturbances in interpersonal relationships during childhood led to anxiety, which in turn could cause later personality problems.

Neo-Freudian ____ Believed That Social Factors Played a Much Larger