In a Behavioral-Description Interview, the Interviewer Explores What Applicants Have

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In a behavioral-description interview, the interviewer explores what applicants have actually done in the past.

Recognize the influence of Adler on other personality theorists.

Identify Adler's perspective on birth order and its impact on personality development.

Comprehend Adler's optimistic view of human nature and the rejection of unconscious forces as the main drivers of behavior.

Understand Adler's concepts of neurosis, perverts, and criminals in relation to birth order.

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Definitions:

Lone-Parent Families

Households headed by a single parent, who is responsible for raising children without the assistance of the other parent.

Married Families

Families where the primary adult members are legally married to each other, typically involving shared living arrangements and responsibilities.

Common-Law Families

Families formed by couples who live together without being legally married but are recognized as having a similar status to married couples for legal and social purposes.

Blended Families

Family consisted of a couple and their children from previous relationships with or without children from current relationship.