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    of consciousness. In February 1915, the term shell shock was used by Charles Myers in an article in The Lancet to describe three soldiers suffering from “loss of memory, vision, smell, and taste.” Moreover, World War II brought the whole issue of neurosis. Where Kardiner (1947) wrote that “the real lesson of WWI and the chronic cases was that this syndrome must be treated…

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    t08-21&linkId=23c9661fcf90ad8fbd9d24c856f3f5c1">Neurosis and Human Growth: The Struggle Towards Self-Realization (-- removed HTML --) (-- removed HTML --) ”, Horney explains in detail the causes, effects, and the solution for the destructive forces of neurosis. She describes neurosis as a barrier that prevents us from experiencing life authentically and hijacks our understanding of ourselves and the world in general. Although these days neurosis is hardly ever mentioned in a professional…

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    treat Anna O, he was able to create hypothesis regarding neurosis and treatment of neurosis with information shared by Breuer (Jacobs, 2003). Breuer was able to find the source of her symptoms using hypnosis, which Anna coined as ‘talking cure’ (Jacobs, 2003). Under hypnosis, Anna was able to recall and discharge the emotions and had a cathartic effect on her (Jacobs, 2003). Therefore, hypnosis was considered one of methods in treating neurosis. Freud, however, later discarded the idea due to…

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    A neurosis is created when you strongly repress an instinct (e.g., sexual instinct). Symptoms of a neurosis are phobias and obsessions/compulsions. These are coping mechanisms for dealing with the repressed instinct (or privation from chapter 1). They are not a problem unless they get out of control (e.g., agoraphobia). He makes an analogy with the development of civilization. Religion is the neurosis caused by the repression of instincts demanded by…

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    The toll of mental illness on humans is undeniably a massive burden. It can prey on people of any age, race, class or gender lacking any real limits. In addition, it can take on innumerable forms, presenting itself through a vast array of symptoms along a wide range of severity. Many people carry around irregularities they may not even know about while it could entirely consume the lives of others. This level of impedance on one’s ability to live is what drives people to seek help for these…

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    Who Is Horney's Work?

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    the subject, it stops feeling like it's just a theory. The more you read about it, the more factual it seems. Not only does the theory make an immense amount of sense, therefore the reason it's the best theory of neurosis to date, but I know people…

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    Deprivation Of Maya

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    But one cannot overlook the fact that Maya’s exaggerated reactions to difficult situations in her life, in a major way could be assigned to the deprived ‘sense of belongingness and love’ in her life both before and after her marriage. In fact, her neurosis gets aggravated for the want of love and sense of belongingness. In Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs this need for Love and Belongingness is on the third level. People have different approaches to cope with anxiety based on their childhood…

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    et al, 2010). In contemporary time, rituals such as hand washing have resulted from obsessions, where they started from a religious view and later turned into a medial view. Towards the early and mid 1900’s, a shift in what was called obsession neurosis…

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    Transference Of Love

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    To answer what forcing the love into the treatment, Freud suggests, it’s the resistance towards recovery, the resistance forces the love-transference into the mix in order to prevent treatment from progressing, thus neurosis is pushed to the side and love takes center stage in order to hinder treatment. In regard to the origin of this love Freud clarifies, the analyst needs to be clear that this love is not real; it’s an erotic transference from early childhood. It is…

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    Karen Horney

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    women taking a stand in Canadian society just like Karen did. For example, protests against sexual assault and violence towards women. In addition, many universities and psychology schools look at Karen 's work and continue to study her theory of neurosis even after over 50 years of her developing it. In some cases, schools even offer courses that focus specifically on Karen 's studies on gender issues (Neale 2013a). In conclusion, it is obvious that Karen Horney had an outstanding influence on…

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