FAQ About Alfred Adler
What role does social interest play in Adler's theory?
Social interest is a central concept in Adler's theory, referring to an individual's potential to cooperate with others and contribute to the common welfare. Adler believed that a well-developed social interest leads to healthier relationships, a sense of community, and overall well-being. It represents the ideal state of social adaptation, highlighting the importance of community and social connectedness in fulfilling one's life goals.
