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In his early work, Alfred Adler wrote about the importance of physical inferiority in forming later personality. This idea may have been influenced by
 
  a. his emphasis on the role of early events in the development of an individual's lifestyle.
  b. his relationship with Sigmund Freud, and Freud's emphasis on the role of child development in adult personality.
  c. his several severe illnesses and accidents when a child.
  d. Wilhelm Reich's views on the influence of the body on personality.

Question 2

According to Alfred Adler, the mother's task is to
 
  a. develop a sense of cooperation and helpfulness in her child.
  b. help the child become independent and separate from the parent.
  c. help the child to develop his or her unconscious.
  d. nurture the child and provide a feeling of being cared for.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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