Adler

• individual theory


  alfred adler
• causality


  kung ano ka ngayon dahil yan sa chilhood experiences mo
• Final Goal


  success or superiority toward which all people strive unifies personality and makes all behavior meaningful
• Striving force as compensation


  people strive for superiority or success as a means of compensation for feelings of inferiority or weaknesses
• striving for personal superiority


  Psychologically unhealthy individuals strive for personal superiority with little concern for other people
• striving for success


  Psychologically healthy people strive for the success of all humanity, but they do so without losing their personal identity
• dreams


  unfulfilled desired during daytime
• manifest dreams


  naalala pagkagising
• latent dreams


  hidden dream
• ID


  institutional desire
• inferiority complex


  During infancy since wala pa tayong alam and kaya we seek for guidance
• Social Theory


  derived from mother and child relationship
• agoraphobia


  fear of not having an escape from an unwanted situation
• style of life


  goal and flavor of our life
• socially useful life


  empathetic, help people with no compensation
• Birth Order


  Adler saw family dynamics as very important in a child’s development. One important aspect of family dynamics is birth order. A child’s place in birth order can impact on their personality
• Eldest Child 


  protective and highly anxious
• middle child


  black sheep, cooperative, highly competitive
• youngest child


  realistically ambitious, dependent with others
• social interest


  relationship of mother and child
• Social interest


  it refers to an individual’s attitude towards and awareness of being part of the human community.
• creative power


  Ability to freely choose a course of action
• exaggerated physical defects


  inferiority complex is normal
• physical defects 


  organ defect, PWDS
• exaggerated physical defects


  Subjective and exaggerated feelings of inferiority because they overcompensate for their inadequacy
• pampered style of life


  Weak social interest but a strong desire to perpetuate the pampered, establish a permanent parasitic relationship with the mother or mother substitute; dependent; in need of gratification
• neglected style of life


  Children who feel unloved and unwanted are likely to develop this feeling, Abused and mistreated children develop little social interest and ten to create a neglected style of life
• safeguarding tendencies 


  protecting self esteem from the public
• masculine protest


  penis dominant
• excuses


  People first state what they claim they would like to do – something that sounds good to others – then they follow an excuse
• depreciation


  tendency to undervalue other people’s achievements and to overvalue one’s own. There is evident aggressive behavior such as gossip and criticism, daniel kay kathryn
• accusation


  tendency to blame others for one’s failure and to seek revenge
• self accusation


  devalue themselves in order to inflict suffering on others while protecting their own magnified feelings of self-esteem; hindi kita deserve mas better para sayo
• moving backward


  psychologically reverting to a more secured period of life
• standing still


  simply do not move in any direction. They avoid all the responsibilities
• hesitating


  characterized by vacillation or procrastination to provide a person with the excuse “It’s too late now”
• constructing obstacles 


  creation of an obstacle. beating an obstacle (even if produced by oneself) generates feelings of reward and an artificial sense of success that preserves self-esteem, creation of own problem na feel mo ma solve mo