Adlerian psychology as an intuitive operant system
- PMID: 22478619
- PMCID: PMC2741760
- DOI: 10.1007/BF03391911
Adlerian psychology as an intuitive operant system
Abstract
Traditional accounts of the Individual Psychology of Alfred Adler tend to sentimentalize his system and obscure its functional flavor. Six basic Adlerian positions on human behavior, including Rudolf Dreikurs' "four goals of misbehavior," are interpreted as a primitive statement of operant principles. Applied techniques long used by Individual Psychology practitioners strongly resemble interventions that applied behavior analysts have developed by more systematic means.
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