1. Give a real-life example of a person who becomes angry toward someone who is weak because this weakness is a threatening reminder of what the person most dislikes about himself or herself 2. Give...

1. Give a real-life example of a person who becomes angry toward someone who is weak because this weakness is a threatening reminder of what the person most dislikes about himself or herself

2. Give an example from your own life, or from the life of someone you know well, to illustrate: (a) the “tyranny of the should,” (b) the neurotic symptoms of inconsistent and indecisive behavior.