Brian often claims he has no choice but to follow her family’s expectations, believing that his career and lifestyle are entirely shaped by his upbringing and circumstances. He avoids making his own decisions and lets others plan his future. According to Frankl’s perspective, how would Brian’s attitude be interpreted?

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As a denial of his freedom of will and personal responsibility

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As an example of how external forces fully determine our paths

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As a healthy adaptation to social expectations

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As a natural consequence of being conditioned by early experiences

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