The main purpose about this paper is to conduct and provide information about Adler’s theory, based on individual psychology that describes an individual who either strives for success or empowerment. Alfred Alder is a psychologist who studies based on society and how parent’s influences due by choice of the child to choice either or type of personality. Children tend to have a capacity to pick onto what they want to have creative power by the age of 4-5, which is called sense of inferiority. In other words, they try having a sense of themselves and focus to have a choice of their own personality. Based on these given terms, success is a person who is striving for success, and the other individual is striving for superiority, meaning, having
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Also was influenced to help others, even at times wish to do everything on my own. My knowledge about studying about myself, based on Adler’s theory, is I have a sense to know I have my own strengths and weakness like every other human being. My family ever since I was young even if, I was in a single parent household by the age of 6. They have taught me to be humble, be nice, kind toward others, and show respect. For example, whenever I go back to my family’s country, Peru, we would remain humble as if we were currently living in the country. Have a sense to display that I am too, like one of them. The poor people in a society who strives to have money (success), motivates themselves. Some are fortunate to have it all, but others work hard to gain what others …show more content…
I was taught money comes and goes and it’s best to give even the least I can give even if I remain with nothing but it counts from the heart. It can be shown in a social interest perspective, which demonstrates person doing what they believe it’s good and feels good about them. Another given example, my mother has taught me wherever I go, even if I see a person in need of money for several reasons, we would give. This would show a religious belief and a custom being influenced by parent’s that are also taught through generation, can differentiate by biological influence and societal
Also was influenced to help others, even at times wish to do everything on my own. My knowledge about studying about myself, based on Adler’s theory, is I have a sense to know I have my own strengths and weakness like every other human being. My family ever since I was young even if, I was in a single parent household by the age of 6. They have taught me to be humble, be nice, kind toward others, and show respect. For example, whenever I go back to my family’s country, Peru, we would remain humble as if we were currently living in the country. Have a sense to display that I am too, like one of them. The poor people in a society who strives to have money (success), motivates themselves. Some are fortunate to have it all, but others work hard to gain what others …show more content…
I was taught money comes and goes and it’s best to give even the least I can give even if I remain with nothing but it counts from the heart. It can be shown in a social interest perspective, which demonstrates person doing what they believe it’s good and feels good about them. Another given example, my mother has taught me wherever I go, even if I see a person in need of money for several reasons, we would give. This would show a religious belief and a custom being influenced by parent’s that are also taught through generation, can differentiate by biological influence and societal