Adler and Jung dissented from Freud’s psychoanalytical theories in important ways, as did many other post-Freudian theorists who bridged psychoanalytic and psychosocial theory in their views. Review the following: Klein’s views of ego and superego Horney’s views of gender differences Erikson’s views of psychological developmental stages Fromm’s views of a mother’s influence on personality Respond to the following in a minimum of 175 words: Which of the theorists’ views from the list above is most similar to Freud’s theories? Which differs the most? Which of these views is most similar to yours? Why? Support your responses using information from this week’s learning activities.

Pages 143–155 and 166–167 of Ch. 5, “Klein” This chapter provides an overview of Klein’s object relations theory, including her views on the relationship between mother and child, as well as the positions, defense mechanisms, and internalizations developed in infancy that affect personality. The information in this chapter will prepare you to explain psychoanalytic social theories of personality and to consider the ways that our experiences as infants can influence how we form our personalities and relationships with others. https://bibliu.com/app/#/view/books/9781259951985/epub/OPS/s9ml/chapter05/chapter05.html#page_226 Pages 171–189 and 193 of Ch. 6, “Horney” This chapter provides an overview of Horney’s psychoanalytic social theory, including her views on the influences of culture and childhood social experiences, neurotic drives, and gender differences on the development of personality. The information in this chapter will prepare you to explain psychoanalytic social theories of personality and to reflect on the ways that social experiences can influence neurosis. https://bibliu.com/app/#/view/books/9781259951985/epub/OPS/s9ml/chapter06/chapter06.html#page_269 Ch. 7, “Erikson” This chapter provides an overview of Erikson’s post-Freudian theory of psychosocial development, including his views on how our developmental stages, social experiences, and a crisis of identity can form our personalities. The information in this chapter will prepare you to explain psychosocial theories of personality and to reflect on the extent to which you have the power to choose your identity at different stages of life. https://bibliu.com/app/#/view/books/9781259951985/epub/OPS/s9ml/chapter07/chapter07.html#page_306 Pages 227–232 and 244–252 of Ch. 8, “Fromm” This chapter provides an overview of Fromm’s theory of humanistic psychoanalysis, including his views on existential human needs, our connection with nature, and the ways that our culture and character orientation influence our personalities. The information in this chapter will prepare you to explain psychosocial theories of personality and to consider how your sense of self-identity affects your ability to relate to other people. https://bibliu.com/app/#/view/books/9781259951985/epub/OPS/s9ml/chapter08/chapter08.html#page_350