How did Adler view human beings?
As fragmented beings
As biological organisms
As individual wholes
As driven by the unconscious
Answer
Adler viewed human beings as indivisible, holistic entities, rather than fragmented collections of traits or behaviors. He emphasized the importance of understanding individuals in the context of their social environments, and believed that human behavior is driven by innate motivations, such as the desire for superiority and the need for belonging.
Unlocking the Adlerian Code: A Journey through Alfred Adler's Individual Psychology
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