Individual Psychology

Individual Psychology is a system whose basic principles were determined by Adler and which describes all the relationships between life and the person with a clarity that has never been expressed before. It helps to reflect the indivisible unity of the person, to understand the unconscious and the unknowns that surface in its expression, and to examine all the styles that the person develops regarding life, from inferiority complex to neurotic or perverted behaviors. It guides us in seeing the degrees of pleasure, marriage, the difference between men and women, freedom, common sense, conflict, pain, pathological situations, lack of development and even dreams, and in internalizing them or overcoming them. Individual Psychology, written by a psychologist who made original contributions to psychology and was influential in the training of psychologists such as Abraham Maslow, Rollo May and Julian Rotter, is indispensable for all educators, guidance counselors, parents and anyone who wants to know the human soul, especially his colleagues. It is a magnificent work that offers opportunities.


Thin Cover:

Number of Pages: 448

Year of Printing: 2015


eBook:

Number of Pages: 338

Year of Printing: 2005


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Say Publications

First Print Year: 2005

Language Turkish