In Contrast to Freud, How Did Jung and Adler View

question 43

Multiple Choice

In contrast to Freud, how did Jung and Adler view human nature?

• A)They believed that cognitive and personality factors shape human potential.
• B)They believed that humans are born with a strong drive toward self-actualization.
• C)They believed that the ego is much stronger than Freud postulated.
• D)They believed that humans are shaped through learning from their environment.

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