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Extraction code: q9i2 topic: children's educational psychology
Alfred wrote it. Adler
Translator: Wei Qichang
Douban score: 9.5
Publishing House: Taihai Publishing House
Publication year: 202 1-9
Page count: 256
Content introduction:
"Educational Psychology of Children" deciphered the psychological code of children in the process of growing up, and put forward solutions around how to help children form a normal and healthy personality. Adler pointed out that all kinds of problems in childhood, such as shyness, autism, stuttering, bed wetting, or truancy, are all caused by children's disorientation in the pursuit of perfection and superiority, which leads to personality defects. Adler emphasized that childhood is a critical period of personality formation, and the primary purpose of children's education is to cultivate children's sound personality, help children overcome their inferiority, and cultivate children's independence, self-confidence, courage and fearlessness, as well as their awareness and ability to cooperate with others. The cultivation of personality affects children's life and determines their future role and status in society.
About the author:
About the author: alfred adler (1870- 1937), a famous Austrian psychologist and psychopath, the founder of individual psychology and the father of modern self-psychology, is as famous as Freud and Jung. Adler reformed Freud's theory, promoted the transformation from psychoanalysis to humanistic psychology, devoted himself to studying the important role of personality in children's growth, and profoundly influenced the development of western psychology. His representative works include Inferiority and Transcendence, Children's Educational Psychology: Formation and Cultivation of Children's Personality, etc.
Translator: Wei Qichang, 1962 Born in Guangzhou, now living in Australia, doctor, translator. His representative works include Children's Psychological Education: Formation and Cultivation of Children's Personality, Schopenhauer's Thought Essays, Schopenhauer's Aesthetic Essays, and Wisdom of Life.