What is the idea that when a person makes a choice, it is not due to one or the other of emotion or reason, the conscious mind or unconscious mind, or the body or mind: it is the whole that makes the choice?

What is the goal of interpersonal relationships according to Adlerian psychology?

How does Adler define what the community is?

What is the smallest unit in society from the point of view of Sociology?

What simple everyday example can be thought about to appreciate how you belong to a much larger community than the one you can see, and that you are contributing to it?

What is the most important index for considering the degree of happy state in interpersonal relationships?

What term in Adlerian psychology is also referred to as social interest: interest in society?

What will happen to people who hold the belief that they are the center of the world or its protector and that every other person is there to help them?

What is the way one can find refuge in the community through taking their own steps forward?

If you run into adversity and not being able to belong in the community that you consider your main community, what action to that situation would be a mistake?

If you cannot find refuge in a community and it does not seem possible, what is the principle you should follow?

What metaphor describes when one has no refuge in school and then leaves to be in a larger community?

What is the stance taken in Adlerian psychology on what one must not do in communication?

What might be the fundamental principle of Adlerian psychology?

Why is praise not accepted in communication in Adlerian psychology?

Why is rebuking not accepted in communication in Adlerian psychology?

When saying "equal but not the same" in Adlerian psychology, to say equal is to say what?

What is the intention of reward and punishment education?

What view is wanting praise or giving praise proof of?

What kind of interpersonal relationships are we trying to create by carrying out the separation of tasks?

Rather than rebuke or praise, according to Adlerian psychology, one should do what?

What is the essential way to (not) behave in order to build horizontal relationships?

If we do not rebuke or praise in communication, what will this help us do according to Adlerian psychology?

What is referred to in Adlerian psychology as helping a person face their tasks but do not force them?

What phrase is an expression of gratitude that shows a person they have made a contribution and is different than praise?

After doing the separation of tasks and building horizontal relationships, what is the approach that comes next according to Adlerian psychology?

To say "thank you" to someone is part of what approach in Adlerian psychology?

In considering the Adlerian psychology position that for a person to feel they have worth, they should feel they are beneficial to the community and are of use to others, how can this point be accepted while also considering people who might not be able to directly help the community such as those living in old people homes?

If you were struggling with the same problems as the character in the dialogue with the philosopher about Adlerian psychology, what would be the very first thing to do?

If the issue of building vertical vs. horizontal relationships is taken to be an issue of lifestyle, what might be the consequential point to understand?

If you were to build a single vertical relationship, you might soon be doing what?

Following your boss's instructions even though you know it will result in failure and saying it is the boss's fault is an example of what?

In considering the example where your boss tells you to do something that you know will result in failure, to avoid lacking courage and falling back on the life lie, what must you remember?