Natalie is eight years old. Her parents have always spoiled her and given her anything that she has asked for. Based on Adler's theory of individual psychology, this parental pampering may cause Natalie
a. to develop exaggerated feelings of weakness and inadequacy.
b. to develop a weak superego.
c. to be dominated by her superego as an adult.
d. to develop feelings of competence and self-sufficiency.
A
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