Adler preferred the terms "objective goals" or "unguided self-discovery" for the concept of fictional finalism as it is known today
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
ANS: F
FEEDBACK: Adler formalized the concept of fictional finalism as the notion that fictional ideas guide our behavior as we strive toward a complete or whole state of being. Adler preferred the terms "subjective final goal" or "guiding self-ideal" to describe this concept, but it continues to be known as "fictional finalism."
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