Adler, Alfred

Outlines the fundamentals of Individual Psychology, a theory of human behavior developed by psychology pioneer Alfred Adler, explaining how the behavior of the individual affects the harmony of social and communal life, teaching people to recognize their own mistakes, and showing them how to adjust to their social environment.

Describes the main concepts of Individual Psychology, a theory of human behavior developed by psychology pioneer Alfred Adler, and applies the principles of the theory to topics such as inferiority complex, lifestyle, childhood memories, dreams, social adjustment, and intimate relationships.

Dr. Adler points out that while mistakes in business or science are costly and deplorable, mistakes in the conduct of life are usually dangerous to life itself.