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Anal Phase 44
Phallic Phase 45
Latency Period 50
Genital Period 50
Maturity 51
Applications of Psychoanalytic  
Theory 52
Freud’s Early Therapeutic Technique 52
Freud’s Later Therapeutic Technique 53
Dream Analysis 54
Freudian Slips 56
Related Research 57
Unconscious Mental Processing 58
Pleasure and the Id, Inhibition and  
the Ego 59
Repression, Inhibition, and Defense 
Mechanisms 60
Research on Dreams 61
Critique of Freud 63
Did Freud Understand Women, Gender,  
and Sexuality?  63
Was Freud a Scientist? 65
Concept of Humanity 67
CHAPTER 3  Adler: Individual 
Psychology  72
Overview of Individual Psychology 73
Biography of Alfred Adler 74
Introduction to Adlerian Theory 77
Striving for Success or Superiority 77
The Final Goal 78
The Striving Force as Compensation 79
Striving for Personal Superiority 79
Striving for Success 80
Subjective Perceptions 80
Fictionalism 80
Physical Inferiorities 81
Unity and Self-Consistency of Personality 81
Organ Dialect 82
Conscious and Unconscious 82Social Interest 82
Origins of Social Interest 83
Importance of Social Interest 84
Style of Life 85
Creative Power 86
Abnormal Development 87
General Description 87
External Factors in Maladjustment 87
Exaggerated Physical Deficiencies 88
Pampered Style of Life 88
Neglected Style of Life 88
Safeguarding Tendencies 89
Excuses 89
Aggression 89
Withdrawal 90
Masculine Protest 91
Origins of the Masculine Protest 91
Adler, Freud, and the Masculine Protest 92
Applications of Individual Psychology 92
Family Constellation 92
Early Recollections 94
Dreams 95
Psychotherapy 96
Related Research 97
Birth Order, Intelligence, Academic 
Achievement, and Personality 97
Early Recollections and Career Choice 99
Distinguishing Narcissism as Striving for 
Superiority versus Self-Esteem as Striving 
for Success 101
Critique of Adler 102
Concept of Humanity 103
CHAPTER 4  Jung: Analytical 
Psychology  107
Overview of Analytical Psychology 108
Biography of Carl Jung 109
Levels of the Psyche 113
Conscious 113
Personal Unconscious 113
Collective Unconscious 114Final PDF to printer