Although childhood influences are important,according to Horney,

A) the tyranny of the shoulds is the greatest influence in later life.
B) later experiences also shape personality.
C) adolescent experiences are more important than the earliest childhood experiences.
D) the idealized self-image of a person will be the greatest influence throughout life.

Horney's theory emphasizes that later experiences, particularly experiences in adolescence and adulthood, also shape personality. While childhood experiences are important, they are not the only factor that influences a person's development. Horney also believed that the idealized self-image is a powerful force that can impact a person's behavior and relationships throughout their life. However, the influence of the idealized self-image is not necessarily greater than other factors, such as later experiences. Finally, while the concept of the "tyranny of the shoulds" is important in Horney's theory, it is not necessarily the greatest influence on personality development.