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Alfred Adler
Adlerian Psychology maintains that behavior is best understood from a holistic point of view. That is to say, each individual develops a style or pattern of behavior. That style is created by the individual based upon conclusions the person has drawn about himself and others and the world as he sees it. A person meets the challenges of social living based upon his lifestyle. The basic principles in Individual Psychology: I. We are motivated to belong. II. We strive for superiority or perfection. III. Behavior is purposeful and goal directed. IV. All individuals have the potential for socially interested behavior. Seven Caring Habits: (Glasser) 1. Supporting 2. Encouraging 3. Listening 4. Accepting 5. Trusting 6. Respecting 7. Negotiating Differences
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