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evelyn o bentley

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According to Adler, healthy people:
 
  A) do not use fictional finalisms.
  B) change their fictions when circumstances warrant it.
  C) cling to their fictions at all costs.
  D) typically use only one fictional finalism in their lifetime.

Question 2

The concept of fictional finalism gave Adler's theory a(n) component.
 
  A) hedonistic
  B) teleological
  C) deterministic
  D) animalistic



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B



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