Striving for superiority,which Adler called the fundamental fact of life,is the

A) attempt to be better than anyone else.
B) restless human need to eliminate even the slightest imperfections.
C) unfortunate human tendency toward extreme competitiveness.
D) innate drive toward wholeness and completion.

Striving For Superiority

A concept in Adlerian psychology that suggests an individual's motivation to achieve personal excellence and superiority in areas important to them.

Fundamental Fact

A basic, incontrovertible truth or principle that serves as the foundation for further knowledge or understanding.

Wholeness

The state of being complete or undivided; in psychology, it refers to the integration of the conscious and unconscious aspects of the self.