What is the main goal of Individual Psychology, according to Adler?
Self-realization
Reconciling the id and superego
Unlocking the unconscious
Encouraging dream analysis
Answer
Self-realization is the ultimate objective of Individual Psychology, as proposed by Alfred Adler. This theory emphasizes the innate drive within each individual to strive for personal growth and fulfillment, known as the "striving for superiority." Adler believed that individuals are motivated by their perceptions of their own inadequacies and strive to overcome these perceived shortcomings.
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