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[bubb3432]

If Freud described the neurotic state of humans, Adler described the healthy state (Adler had a different definition of psychological health than Freud). One of Adler's greatest ideas is that of Gemeinschaftsgefühl ("Social Interest") and at the opposite side of the spectrum Ichgebundenheit ("Self bounded"). Research shows a positive correlation between psychological health and "Social Interest", and a positive correlation between illness and "Self Boundedness."

[Adrie1945]

Hi keekeeyee, i'm Dutch. English is not my language.

But I like, your transcript from the video is perfect.

See: //sites.google.com/site/100jaa­rindividualpsychologie/

[keekeeyee]

So we find at last that all the failures in life: problem children, neurotic and psychotic persons, delincuents, suicides, drunkers, and so on... are always lacking social interest, and it is not only this interest that in the same way they are also lackin courage, understanding and the right training for the solution of the social problems.

[keekeeyee]

We find in each expression in each movement of each individual how he has used his striving for social interes and so when he meets later in life the problems which can be solved rightly only if they are really solved in a great social feeling, then it will be decided if it is adjusted rightly or not.

[keekeeyee]

And I have explained and individual is a unit from the beggining of life and his style of life can not be changed without understanding the mistakes made in the roots, and these roots are lying in the family life in which each individual is formed and molded, so we can find that this great strive to over come the dificulties of life is striving going on from a feeling of inferiority and leaving towards a goal of superiority is always combined with a certaint individual degree of social interest.

[keekeeyee]

And so ladies and gentlemen I come to the following conclusions :

I discovered 20 years ago the inferiority complex which have been proved to be very worthwile key for understanding human nature and personalities.

[keekeeyee]

In this way we are sure that the key of the individual psychology is the most important and wortwhile key and we can guess much better in with other methods what is the mistake made in the childhood and how to correct it.

And so ladies and gentlemen I come to the following conclusions :

I discovered 20 years ago the inferiority complex which have been proved to be very worthwile key for understanding human nature and personalities.

[keekeeyee]

Therefore we could eliminate the mistakes in this pattern that are influentual, to educate the family how to educate children rightly or we could make the school an intrument of he social progress to recognize the mistakes since the beggining and to accomplish more social interes among the pupils, later in life it is more dificult and it must be an individual treatment; how to convince such a person and how to change him.

[keekeeyee]

This pattern is fixed and can be changed only if we are abble to convince this child about the mistakes or later in life.

[keekeeyee]

The social mistaken pattern is built up in the first 4 or 5 years, most of what we find is the reasons for it: imperfect organs or that the child has been pampered or that we find hated children is among orphans sometimes ilegitimate children, ulgy children, not wanted children, and so on.

[keekeeyee]

Hi, English is my second language, but this is what I was able to transcript from the video, I hope someone can correct it too:

[drgerald14197]

How can I download this video for student's proposes?

[Eiramimad]

can someone tell me what he's saying please?

[AynRand1967]

My idol

[whyeatedpies]

adler's thoughts are just so much more accessible than jung's and not as narrow minded as freud's.

[sugarplumfairyish]

i love him.

[stefan9111]

oh i'm inlove i'm inlove:((greatest psychologist ever

[shaman683]

The older I get, the more I embrace his ideas.

How wonderful we can view a motion and sound picture of this great thinker.