Individual Psychology Theory

I'm sure they heard a lot of sentences like how you're different from each other. Although they were raised in the same family immediately after that, many ideas were raised about how they could be so different from each other.

These daily conversations, which I have met in my daily life many times, are an important research topic, which is also a place in the world of psychology.

Alfred Adler; It developed the theory of Individual Psychology, which is a comprehensive theory about the place of individuals in the family, the communication of the brothers with each other and the positions they feel in the family accordingly. The concept we will examine here is the original order of birth order, as we can see from the above. According to Adler, although the siblings have common aspects, the meanings that the family members bear due to the order of coming to the world are different from each other. In other words, the place they have in the eyes of their parents is very important in the development of personality.

Everybody's tasks and responsibilities in the core family are different, don't they? For example, when the responsibilities and behaviors of being a mother are different; being a father and being a child require a different set of responsibilities within the family. And how are we so similar to our brothers? Even if all the siblings in a family are represented by the same child, are they still the same as the position they belong to in the family?

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