How were Alfred Adlers theories different from Sigmund Freud’s?

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Sigmund Freud's theory of psychoanalysis and Alfred Adler's theory of individual psychology are different in many ways. One difference in the two theories of Freud and Adler was that Freud split the personality into components and Adler thought the individual should be studied as a whole.

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A. Adler believed that social, not psychosexual, needs had the most significant impact on personality.

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