Explain and Horneys seven auxiliary approaches to artificial harmony?

How horneys ideas about the human need for love may affect the developing personality?

Horney believed that a lack of love and emotional warmth in childhood could lead to the development of neurosis and unhealthy coping mechanisms. Children who do not receive enough love may struggle to form secure attachments, leading to issues such as low self-esteem, anxiety, and difficulties in forming healthy relationships in adulthood. Overall, Horney's ideas suggest that feeling unloved or rejected in childhood can have lasting effects on an individual's personality development.