Adler's experience as a(n) motivated him to make social interest his master motive in social evolution.

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Adler served as an army physician during WWI, which gave him first-hand experience in seeing the effects of social discontent and aggression on individuals. This experience motivated him to develop the concept of social interest and make it a central focus in his theory of personality and social evolution. None of the other choices (being a pilot, doctor, or astronaut in training) have any relevance to Adler's development of social interest.

Adler's Experience as A(n) Motivated Him to Make Social Interest