More than most of her male counterparts, Horney felt that people were driven by anxiety and the desire for security.
However it doesn't fundamentally alter the public's attitude towards selection, which is often driven by anxiety rather than rationality.
There was chaos in Paris Saturday, and more unrest is promised this weekend, all driven by anxiety about stagnating wages, fuel taxes and how to pay the monthly bills.
I had this weird epiphany moment while I was there, like, on the beach looking at all this and, like, I started thinking about how, like, how much of my life was driven by anxiety.
As he noted, a right-of-center Indian government, which was in power from 1999 to 2004, began to introduce a national I.D. scheme, largely driven by anxiety about border security.
In giving up her splurge, Ms. Kakouris joined a steeply rising number of shoppers who, driven by anxiety over jobs and savings, or an immediate need for cash, are marching back to stores with their purchases.
Some 90% of brand-owners' applications are driven by anxiety, not optimism, says Josh Bourne of the Coalition Against Domain Name Abuse, an industry group.Companies with names that are commonly used by others, such as Delta and United, could struggle to secure the domains they want.
But one night, recovering from the breakup of a relationship and driven by anxiety and compulsion, he donned his Levi's and butterscotch vinyl jacket, drove to an adult bookstore, paid $3 to enter a grimy, dimly lit booth with a hole in the wall and had unprotected sex with two men.
ZANU-PF's crackdown seems driven by anxiety about revolutions against autocratic rulers sweeping North Africa and the Middle East, as well as by the party's own push for elections this year — elections that leaders of the Movement for Democratic Change have warned could lead to another violent and discredited election.
