
Psychodynamic Theories Fromm: Humanistic Psychoanalysis |  |
Chapter Objectives
1. List Fromm’s basic assumptions about personality. |
2. Describe the existential (human) needs identified by Fromm. |
3. Discuss Fromm’s notion of the burden of freedom and how people attempt to struggle with that burden. |
4. Explain what Fromm means by positive freedom. |
5. Describe Fromm’s nonproductive character orientations. |
6. Discuss Fromm’s views on the productive orientation. |
7. List and describe Fromm’s three severe personality disorders. |
8. Describe Fromm’s research methods. |
9. Discuss Fromm’s psychohistorical study of Hitler. |
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