How does Horney’s theory relate to attachment theory? How could Horney’s theory explain Justin’s clingy behavior?
What will be an ideal response?
Horney’s trends of moving toward, away and against others are similar to Bowlby and Ainsworth’s attachment styles. A secure attachment style would consist of a combination of the three trends. The trend of moving toward others is similar to the ambivalent attachment style, which is exemplified by Justin’s behavior. The trend of moving away from others is similar to the avoidant attachment style.
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