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bobthebuilder

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The unknown part of a person's fictionally final goal is
 
  A) irrelevant to psychological functioning.
  B) repressed because of painful childhood experiences.
  C) the unconscious.
  D) likely to cause emotional problems.

Question 2

In Adler's theory, a superiority complex is
 
  A) a sign that a person has achieved a high level of mental health.
  B) a requirement to become a therapist.
  C) unhealthy.
  D) not mentioned.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

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Answer: C





 

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