According to table 11.5, was the person who stressed the importance of parent-child relationships in the development of personality, described three patterns of behavior that individuals use to defend against basic anxiety, and proposed the concept of womb envy. carl jung

It is Karen Horney. Karen Horney's psychoanalytic social hypothesis accept that social and social conditions, particularly amid youth, powerfully affect later identity. Horney is maybe best known for her evaluate of Sigmund Freud. Horney was very reproachful of Freud's speculations of psychosexual improvement and was especially grieved by the idea of penis envy.