Alfred Adler believed that people are basically motivated
A) by archetypes within the collective unconscious.
B) by biological and safety needs.
C) to increase pleasure and avoid pain.
D) to overcome feelings of inferiority.

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Alfred Adler believed that people are primarily motivated by a desire to overcome feelings of inferiority. This motivation is rooted in the individual's unique experiences and perceptions of life, rather than in external factors such as biological needs or pleasure-seeking. Adler believed that individuals strive for superiority, in their own unique way and that this striving shapes their behaviors and personality.

Alfred Adler Believed That People Are Basically Motivated