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Question 1

The Hornevian triads, applied to the Enneagram from Karen Horney's work, describe three social coping stances. Which correctly names all three?

Accepted Answer

Assertive, Compliant, and Withdrawn

Answer

The three Hornevian triads are Assertive (moving against), Compliant (moving toward), and Withdrawn (moving away), reflecting Horney's interpersonal coping strategies adapted to the Enneagram.

Question 2

Which Enneagram types make up the 'Compliant' Hornevian triad?

Accepted Answer

Types 1, 2, and 6

Answer

Types 1, 2, and 6 form the Compliant (moving toward) Hornevian triad, as these types move toward others and look to external structures or relationships for guidance.

Question 3

The Harmonic triads in the Enneagram primarily describe:

Accepted Answer

How types respond to conflict, disappointment, and difficulty

Answer

The Harmonic triads describe three different ways Enneagram types cope with conflict, disappointment, and difficulty in their lives.

Question 4

Which Enneagram types belong to the 'Positive Outlook' Harmonic group?

Accepted Answer

Types 2, 7, and 9

Answer

Types 2, 7, and 9 form the Positive Outlook group, which copes with difficulty by reframing problems, focusing on the positive, or avoiding acknowledgment of the negative.

Question 5

The 'Reactive' Harmonic group includes which Enneagram types?

Accepted Answer

Types 4, 6, and 8

Answer

Types 4, 6, and 8 make up the Reactive group, which tends to respond to conflict with strong emotional reactions and wants their feelings acknowledged before moving forward.

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