PERSONALITY OVERVIEW

Personality Overview



Personality Overview

Comparison

Individual Psychology is one of three major theories of deep next to the Psychoanalysis of Freud and Jung's Analytical Psychology. Adler proposes a theory of man-type holistic, teleological and phenomenology, tracking the relational essence of the Self / Lifestyle. The man, considered in its bio-psychic, can not be studied except in relation to the context of membership, considering the way in which subjective experiences are treated and stored (fiction), aimed at reaching a final destination Individual unconscious self-assertion (Clair 2000).

The human psychic life consists of two basic dimensions: the interior dynamics of the self moves from feelings of inferiority (inadequacy experienced natural tried by any human being since early childhood) to the desire for superiority (or the will to power) through compensation mechanisms the social dynamics of the self is represented by the social feeling understood as a need, inherent in every man, to cooperate and to be associated emotionally with their own kind, is an innate potential that, in contrast to the superiority of aspiration, must be consciously developed with 'help of the social context in which the individual is armed.

The aspiration to superiority will to power and social feeling is so innate that two instances are combined in a synergistic way in the Lifestyle-self of the individual, allowing him to address the three vital tasks: love, work and socializing (Clair 2000). In the course of developing various conditions (physical, psychological, relational) can exacerbate the natural feeling of inferiority, thus establishing an inferiority complex, pathological. The disease is in fact represented by an imbalance between the two psychic instances for which an exaggeration of the aspiration to superiority is accompanied by poor development of social feeling, the social requirement it is intended as a barometer indicating the normal, ie degree of psychological well-being and social status (Clair 2000).

On the other hand, The Object Relations Theory, and all vital concepts that underpin it are the work of Melanie Klein, and on it is that he has written this work, trying to deliver a broad and swift on its current and its theoretical legacy . With this intention, and tools of both theoretical and practical research, then develops the theory of Melanie Klein through databases and experiential, with a professional in the field (Ogden 2005). With this, we seek to offer the clearest possible way, as evidenced by the process psicodianóstico Kleinian theoretical postulates and all that that implies. We stress, however, that the current Kleinian tragic continuation of a previously developed theoretical line, so we conjecture a closeness to the current psychoanalytic Freud.

Melanie Klein developed this, its main concept and arises where other variants of his whole theory. This theory is supported in a dyadic relationship (mother - child), which is based on the existence of a real object internal to what is required the existence of a real object outside. The inner world presupposes the presence of libidinal and aggressive drives (Eros and Thanatos) and representations required to be expressed (John ...