When Charna was a preschooler, her father was always yelling at her mother and breaking things. Her mom noticed that Charna began hanging on the sidelines when playing with other children and became uncharacteristically quiet at meals when the family gathered. Karen Horney might describe this behavior as symptomatic of:
A. intrapsychic conflict.
B. instinctual self-preservation.
C. fear of her father's anger.
D. basic anxiety.
Answer: D
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