Chapter 3-Adler Flashcards

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Feelings of inferiority

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Start life: (i.e., child dependent on parents)

  • -> How we handle ‘feelings of inferiority’ is important:
  • primary motivating force
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Organ inferiority

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For example, organ inferiority-everyone is born with some physical weakness

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Striving for superiority

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Alternatively:
superiority striving-striving to obtain power and superiority over one’s own inferiority
-can be a positive or negative
(+)postive: If the person: _Psych, growth without harming the interests of others
-works for the welfare of others
(-)negative: If the person: -focuses on personal gain

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Life Goals

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We invent these

  • Protect us from feeling impotent in face go inferiority
  • Focuses our achievement
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Fictional goals

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-These may or may not be healthy
The psychologically unhealthy person:
-disconnect between goals and reality 
The psychologically healthy person:
-will change and adjust "When conditions warrant it" and this is grounded in reality.
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Fictional goals

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-These may or may not be healthy
The psychologically unhealthy person:
-disconnect between goals and reality 
The psychologically healthy person:
-will change and adjust "When conditions warrant it" and this is grounded in reality.
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Social interests (pg 95)

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“community sharing of feelings and values”
-plugged into the world (overall society)
-A sense of connectedness to the human community (broadcast sense)
Concern for self–> community, society
1) Occupational tasks
2) Societal tasks

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Style of life (lifestyle)

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1) ruling-dominant type (dominate to others)
2) Getting-leaning type (expects and receives from others)
3) avoiding types (avoids life’s problems)
4) Socially useful types (solves problems with social interests in mind)

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Obstacles to growth

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why are these problematic?
1) organ inferiority 
2) pampered or spoiled 
3) Neglect
All distort their world views --> mistaken/faulty lifestyles
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Self-guarding tactics

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-keeps us from self-awareness
“yes, but..”
“If only..”
(clues, explanations (adopt a healthy lifestyle)

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