Organ inferiority, the aggressive drive, masculine protest, superiority striving, and perfection striving
are
A) stages that occur, one after the other, in the development of normal personality.
B) stages that occur, one after the other, in the development of unhealthy personality.
C) stages in the development of Adler's thinking about personality.
D) various diagnostic categories.
Question 2
Which statement most accurately compares superiority striving and perfection striving, as Adler
used these terms?
A) Superiority striving is neurotic; perfection striving is healthy.
B) Superiority striving is healthy; perfection striving is neurotic.
C) Superiority striving and perfection striving are similar, and are both neurotic.
D) Superiority striving and perfection striving are similar, and are both healthy.
Organ Systems
Protest and Rebellion
Organ-Specific Toxicity
Target Organ Effects
All human organ systems and their functions (Part 1)
All human organ systems and their functions (Part 1)