Define the following terms from Adler’s theory: compensation, feelings of inferiority, inferiority complex, worldview, guiding fiction, lifestyle, and social interest.
According to Adler theory, the compensation refers to the act of developing for weakful situations that develop strengths in other fields of interest.
According to Adler theory, the feelings of inferiority can be defined as the major feelings that the humans try to escape by becoming more superior and powerful.
Inferiority complex can be defined as the conditional situations that experiences by overwhelming the inferiority feelings by instead of having motivated towards success by that feelings.
According to Adler, worldview refers to the first creation in a life of a specific person that develops the behavior of person by perceiving some actions that helps to plan the future perspectives and its goals.
Guiding fiction is the ability of the person to plan the future goals that helps in providing the reasonable worldview about the future trends and their ultimate opportunities.
According to Adler, the lifestyle refers to the way of presenting life in a hypothetical way that a person chooses to implement the goals of specific life by deriving from his or her actions of worldview goals.
Social interest is the phenomena that are feasibly concerning about other humans and for their society that ultimately characterizes a healthy lifestyle in a suitable manner.