Understand Human Nature

"Understanding Human Nature" is Alfred Adler's masterpiece. It takes "inferiority complex" and "social emotions" as the core concepts and emphasizes that various psychological phenomena of individuals, such as perception, memory, emotions, thinking and personality, are expressed in a unique and personalized way and serve the life goals pursued by the individual. This book is divided into two parts. The first part mainly explains the material basis, inner drive and development rules of human behavior. The second part mainly explains the physiological and psychological basis of personality characteristics, the development process and manifestations of various personality characteristics, and the regulatory effect of social emotions on individual personality characteristics. "Understanding Human Nature" believes that individual behavioral patterns originate in early childhood, and that inferiority complex is an important driving force for their behavior. It provides a valuable reference for people to develop social emotions, identify and adjust flaws in their own personality and behavior.