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 | | The striving for superiority is based on the human's ability to be aware of himself, of his ability to remember past experiences and to imagine himself in the future. |
 | | When you hear terms like inferiority feelings, inferiority complex, superiority complex, compensation, style of life, goal-directed, family constellation, fictional finalism, the relationship between body, mind, and spirit, and psychiatry as the science of interpersonal relations, to mention only a few, you are encountering ideas developed by Alfred Adler. |
 | | When Adler replaced the earlier formations of the meaning of superiority by striving for perfection, he did not leave the earlier out of account; they were given a subordinate position in his system, just as he (p 102) had given the drives and heredity and environment a subordinate place. |
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