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Home > Fundamental Concepts > A guided companion to Adlerian Theory: An Introduction by Dr. Eva Dreikurs Ferguson > Chapter 6. Early Recollections, the Psychology of Use, Conscious, and Unconscious. > Psychology of Use

Psychology of Use

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Stoltz, K., Apodaca, M. (2017). The Work Life Task: Adler’s Influence on Career Counseling and Development. 4(73).
Journal of Individual Psychology, Volume 4 Issue 73

Adler recognized career development as an integral component of life. His holistic view of lifestyle as active in career endeavors is a fundamental factor in many career theories. Although his work is often not recognized in career theories, many of the constructs used are similar to those professed by Adler. One emerging theory of career development and counseling uses many of the constructs presented in Individual Psychology. Career construction theory focuses on the counseling process and uses many autobiographical memory techniques to understand the client's motivation and movement. This article highlights Adler's many contributions to understanding career development.

 


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Areas of Focus: Psychology of Use, Psychology of Use vs. Psychology of Possession
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