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Alfred Adler & Child-Rearing
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Alfred Adler & Child-Rearing
Examines psychologist's personality theory & applies it to parent education programs & research into disruptive behavior.
2,025 words (approx. 8.1 pages) |
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1997
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" IntroductionThe purpose of this paper is to examine current applications of Alfred Adler's personality theory to child-behavior and child-rearing practices. To provide context, this review of applications begins with a brief synopsis of Adler's general personality theory.
Adler's General Personality Theory: A Synopsis
Pervin (1992) reports that the personality theory of Alfred Adler, unlike the personality theory of Sigmund Freud, assigned sexual urges a secondary role in the dynamics of personality. Instead, Adler emphasized the superiority strivings of individuals with behavior being characterized as goal-directed and consciously chosen rather than driven and pre-determined by biological urges or the unconscious mind. Further, Adler called.."
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