Alfred Adler

Psychologist known for Individual Psychology

Alfred Adler - Thinkers & Philosophers born February 7th, 1870
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Thinkers & Philosophers

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Austrian physician and psychotherapist developed Individual Psychology, emphasizing the importance of community and social interest in human behavior. Founded the Society of Individual Psychology and contributed to the understanding of inferiority complexes and their role in personal development. His work emphasized the impact of social factors on personality and sought to help individuals achieve a sense of belonging and purpose in their lives. Adler's theories on lifestyle and personal growth influenced both psychotherapy and educational practices.

Developed Individual Psychology

Founded the Society of Individual Psychology

Pioneered concepts of inferiority complex and social interest

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