Possible examples: (a) Horney’s description of the patient who resembles “Cinderella bereft of her fairy godmother.” (b) Enron executives; a novel popular many years ago, What Makes Sammy Run; the...

Possible examples: (a) Horney’s description of the patient who resembles “Cinderella bereft of her fairy godmother.” (b) Enron executives; a novel popular many years ago, What Makes Sammy Run; the character of Sheldon Grossbart in Philip Roth’s short story, “Defender of the Faith.” (c) See the comment to Chapter 4, the hoarding orientation is much the same as Adler’s description of the person who “guards his wretched treasures.” (d) A college student wears trendy clothes and drinks alcohol, even though he does not like to do so, in order to be accepted by his peer group. (e)