Freud and Adler: Differences

Abstract

This article discusses the idea that there is no way a person can be a “Psychoanalytic Individual Psychologist,” as many International Association of Individual Psychology Congress participants may call themselves. It explores how the two theories are entirely different and have, in many ways, contradictory philosophical bases.

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