As a Neo-Freudian Theorist, Alfred Adler Believed That Our Primary

question 226

Multiple Choice

As a neo-Freudian theorist, Alfred Adler believed that our primary motivation is to strive for:

• A) immediate gratification of primal impulses.
• B) enforcement of rules, restrictions, and morality.
• C) superiority over our own perceived weaknesses.
• D) a sense of security from basic anxiety.

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Definitions:

Talking

The act of communicating verbally, using spoken words to convey ideas, thoughts, or feelings.

Compensate

To make amends; be equivalent to.

Hearing Loss

A partial or total inability to hear, which can be due to genetic factors, aging, exposure to noise, or medical conditions.

Read Lips

The skill of understanding spoken words by visually observing the movement of a speaker's lips, commonly used by the hearing impaired.