Horney believed that neuroses and conflicts are avoided when children are raised with

A) love, acceptance, and trust.
B) security, independence and discipline.
C) two parents, rather than with just one parent.
D) the driving forces of each parent's personalities reinforcing the idealized self-image of the child.

According to Horney, neuroses and conflicts can be avoided when children are raised with an environment that provides love, acceptance, and trust. Horney believed that when children are raised in an environment where their needs for warmth, affection, and security are met consistently, they are more likely to develop a healthy sense of self-esteem, as well as trust and confidence in their relationships with others.