What did Adler say about women?
a. Like Freud, Adler believed that women were inferior.
b. Adler believed that womens issues were essentially a private matter.
c. Much like modern feminist theorists, Adler believed that womens issues were not that they suffered from some primal penis envy, but from envy of the real power and privilege that men hold.
d. That women sought to couple with men who considered themselves inferior in order to advance their own status.
e. All womens issues stem from innate feelings of inadequacy.
Question 2
How would Adlers original approach to psychology compare with recent developments regarding culture and diversity?
a. Adler would say that considerations of culture are not relevant to understanding clients problems.
b. Adler did not say anything about the relevance of culture or context in understanding clients.
c. Adler said that how your group is viewed by the world is not nearly as relevant as how you view the world.
d. Adler would have been displeased with the proclamation, The personal is political.
e. Adler was a culturally sensitive theorist, exploring values, world view, and practices dominant in the world of each client.
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