Neuroses,Horney said,grow out of the "nutritive soil" of
A)an experience or perception of failure.
B)constant,unrelenting basic anxiety.
C)exaggerated feelings of superiority.
D)an unresolved Oedipus complex.
E)an agrarian culture.

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Horney believed that neuroses are rooted in basic anxiety, which stems from issues in one's environment and relationships, particularly in childhood. This anxiety forms the "nutritive soil" for neurotic behaviors and attitudes to develop.

Neuroses,Horney Said,grow Out of the "Nutritive Soil" of