Question

how were alfred adlers theories different from sigmund freuds? adler believed that social needs had the most significant impact on personality. adler rejected the idea that biological needs must be met before social needs could be addressed. adler believed that being accepted by peers was a biological need. adler disagreed with freud that childhood experiences influence an individuals personality.

Explanation:

Adler emphasized social - psychological factors in personality development more than Freud. Freud focused more on biological and unconscious sexual drives. Adler believed social needs like belonging and superiority strivings were crucial for personality formation.

Answer:

A. Adler believed that social needs had the most significant impact on personality.