The therapist who wrote about his or her own lack of parental warmth and affection was

A) Freud.
B) Bandura.
C) Erikson.
D) Horney.

The therapist who wrote about his or her own lack of parental warmth and affection was Karen Horney. Horney was a prominent psychoanalytic theorist who emphasized the role of cultural and social factors in shaping personality, and she was known for her criticisms of Freud's theories, particularly his emphasis on innate biological drives. In her own work, Horney explored the impact of early childhood experiences on personality development, and she wrote about her own childhood experiences of feeling neglected and unloved by her parents.