Horney referred to the neurotic's compulsive drive toward actualizing the ideal self as
A)the process of self-realization.
B)the neurotic trend.
C)the neurotic search for glory.
D)the tyranny of the should.
E)neurotic ambition.

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Horney described the neurotic's compulsive drive toward actualizing the ideal self as "the neurotic search for glory," which involves an unrealistic, idealized image that the person feels they must live up to, often leading to significant distress and dysfunction.

Horney Referred to the Neurotic's Compulsive Drive Toward Actualizing the Ideal