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1
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What is the name of Alfred Adler theory

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individual psychology

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2
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who is the main proponent of individual psychology

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Alfred Adler

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3
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what is the name of Adler’s brother who died when Adlers is 4 years old

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Rudolf

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4
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what is the name of the society that Adler is invited to join

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Vienna Psychoanalytic society

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5
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to whom Adler did married

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Raissa Epstein

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6
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is the natural condition of the human species and the adhesive that binds society together.it is Alfred yardstick in measuring psychological health

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social interest

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7
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what is the better translation of the German term “gemeinschaftsgefuhl”

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social feelings or community feelings

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8
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the second important person in a child social environment .

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Father

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9
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have under developed social interest. they became failures in life because they are over concerned with themselves and care little about others

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neurotics

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10
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this theory postulates that psychopathology results from lack of courage, exaggerated feelings of inferiority and underdeveloped social interest

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Adlerian theory

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11
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this also means mental illness

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psychopathology

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12
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this is a type of life style where they behave without any regard for other people. the more extreme of this type attack other and become sadists, delinquents, or sociopaths

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Ruling or Dominant style of life

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refers to the flavor of person’s life. it includes a person’s goal, self concept, feelings for others, and attitudes towards the world

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style of life

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13
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6 style of life according to Adler

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ruling or dominant
avoiding
getting
pampered
neglected
socially useful

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14
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this is a type of life style where they makes no attempt to face life’s problems. by avoiding difficulties, the person avoids any possibilli0ty of failure.

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Avoiding style of life

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15
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most common human type of style of life; expects to receive satisfaction from other people and so becomes dependent on them.

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Getting style of life

16
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this is a type of style of life where they are unlove and abused as a children

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neglected style of life

16
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this is the type of life where society respond to them with hatred, spoiled children

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pampered style of life

17
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this type of style of life cooperates with others and acts accordance with their needs.

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socially useful style of life

17
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tendency to blame others for one’s failure and to seek revenge, thereby safeguarding one’s own tenuous self - esteem

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Accusation

17
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is the tendency to undervalue other people’s achievements and overvalue one’s own

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Depreciation

18
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some people use this safeguarding strategy to safeguard their exaggerated superiority complex, that is, to protect their fragile self esteem

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Aggression

18
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what are the three major problems of life according to Adler.

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neighborly love
sexual love
occupation

18
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these are patterns of behavior people create to protect their exaggerated sense of self - esteem against public disgrace.

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safeguarding strategies

19
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the most common safe guarding strategy, which are typically expressed in the “ yes, but” or “if only” format

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excuses

19
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people who do this kind of withdrawal safeguarding simply do not move in any direction; thus, they avoid all responsibility by ensuring themselves against any threat of failure

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standing still

20
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the tendency to safeguard one’s fictional goal of superiority by psychologically reverting to a more secure period of life

this is a subtype of withdrawal safeguarding

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Moving backwards

20
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marked by self torture and guilt. people devalue themselves in order to inflict suffering on others while protecting their own magnified feeling of self esteem

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self accusation

20
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least severe of withdrawal safeguarding tendencies. by overcoming the obstacle, they protect their self - esteem and their prestige.

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constructing obstacle

20
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3 kinds of safeguarding strategy according to Adler

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excuses
aggression
withdrawal

20
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3 subtype of aggression safeguarding

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depreciation
accusation
self - accusation

20
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birth order, the gender of their siblings and the age spread between

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Family constellation

21
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procrastinations eventually give the excuse” its too late now”

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hesitating

21
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unconsciously escaping life’s problems by setting up a distance between themselves and those problems

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withdrawal

22
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4 subtype of withdrawal safeguarding

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moving backward
standing still
hesitating
construction obstacle

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