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    The document discusses Alfred Adler's model of personality development known as the "Style of Life Tree". The tree has three main areas: five roots representing influences on a person's development, the style of life which emerges from those influences, and three styles of life. Adler believed psychological disorders could be prevented through education by training parents and teachers. He worked with teachers in Vienna to incorporate his psychological insights into classroom practices and counseling.

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    The document discusses Alfred Adler's model of personality development known as the "Style of Life Tree". The tree has three main areas: five roots representing influences on a person's development, the style of life which emerges from those influences, and three styles of life. Adler believed psychological disorders could be prevented through education by training parents and teachers. He worked with teachers in Vienna to incorporate his psychological insights into classroom practices and counseling.

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    The Style of Life

    Tree
    by
    Alfred Adler

    is a highly simplified graphic


    illustration of Alfred Adler's model of
    personality development. It is based
    on a chart that was originally
    conceived by Anthony Bruck and
    later modified by Henry Stein.

    Three main areas


    1. Five Roots.
    2. Style of Life
    3. The Three Style of
    Life

    Reminder
    Explain about the tree.
    Kembangkan..FOCUS ON
    OCCUPATIONsearch for info..what
    life should mean to u-pdf pg149
    (mother, schools,
    examples & the effects..
    ***refer
    http://www.adlerian.us/theoprac.htm

    Adlerian Interventions
    1) Adler's contributions to mental health
    included several levels of intervention.
    2) While the art of psychotherapy was his
    primary work, he also had a major impact
    on the field of education in efforts to
    prevent psychological disorders (Adler
    1957).
    ) Adler started by training parents switch
    his focus to teachers.
    ***give an example of what he did (Vienna)

    3) Counseling.
    - Help individuals cope with
    developmental milestones, life
    crises, and change points in their
    lives.

    Conclusion
    As a conclusion, try to think of what
    we as a teacher can learn from this
    style of life tree by alfred adler..
    & + quotes..

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