Understanding the Contribution of Abnormal Inferiority Feelings on Insecure Attachment Through Gender and Culture: A Study of University Students Seeking Psychological Support

Akdoğan, Ramazan; Aydın, Makbule; Eken, Hazal

doi:10.1353/jip.2018.0006

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“…Namun DU malah mendapatkan kekerasan fisik akibat dari perilaku yang ia lakukan tersebut. Pandangan adler ketika individu mendapat pengalaman yang bersifat negatif menjadikan individu tersebut semakin meningkatkan perasaan inferiornya (Akdogan et al, 2018).…”

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Konseling untuk mengurangi inferioritas pada pasien skizofrenia

triharsari

2021

Procedia

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Schizophrenia is a thought disorder that is not interconnected, the presence of erroneous perceptions, ﬂat affect, withdrawal from the social environment, and failed functioning of life. This study examines the effect of Adlerian counseling to reduce feelings of inferiority in Schizophrenic patients. The assessment method used in this study is interview, observation, psychological tests namely Graphics Test, SSCT, WWQ, TAT, and WAIS. The intervention was given using counseling with the Adler approach which consisted of nine sessions. The results of the intervention showed that the inferior subject could be reduced, which was indicated by no longer being ashamed to talk to women, being able to ﬁnd an understanding that he had implemented the wrong lifestyle all this time. Subjects also become more active.

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Konseling untuk mengurangi inferioritas pada pasien skizofrenia

triharsari

2021

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“…Феномен власної неповноцінності може сприяти виникненню соціальної тривоги, оскільки певні симптоми соціальної тривоги, такі як страх отримати негативну оцінку в соціальних ситуаціях, сприйняття інших як загрозу та інше, є притаманними й для почуття неповноцінності [6,7].…”

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Association of the feeling of anxiety and the phenomenon of inferiority

Berezyuk,

Filts

2023

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The phenomenon of inferiority as a key concept of Adler's theory of psychology can contribute to the appearance of social anxiety. Since both anxiety and feeling of inferiority have an impact on mental and somatic health, the aim of the study was to investigate the association of the phenomenon of inferiority with the feeling of anxiety. During October-November 2021 in the course of the study, a questionnaire survey of 612 students of higher education institutions of Lviv was conducted. Two questionnaires were used for the survey: the Comparative Feeling of Inferiority Index and Beck's Anxiety Inventory. The analysis of the findings was performed using the methods of descriptive (median, 25% and 75% quartiles, percentages with 95% confidence intervals) and analytical statistics (Kruskal-Wallis test, Dunn's post-hoc paired test, Pearson's test). The research established that the feeling of anxiety is characteristic of 54.95% [45.67-64.07] of the respondents with the Index of Superiority, 48.84% [34.17-63.61] of the respondents with the Index of Inferiority and 43.91% [39.60-48.28] of respondents with the absence of the phenomenon of altered self-esteem (Norma). Median scores on Beck's Anxiety Inventory were significantly higher in individuals with the index of superiority – 8.5 [5; 16.3] points. A comparison of the presence of anxiety by gender showed that anxiety symptoms are significantly more common in women than in men: 57.85% [51.82-63.77] vs 37.04% [32.07-42.15] respectively, p<0.001. Anxiety is most often characteristic of women with the index of superiority – 76.67% [60.16-89.79]) of women in this group. The value of the findings is determined by the fact that in Ukraine this is the first scientific study regarding the research of the association of the phenomenon of inferiority and anxiety in adult population with using proven and valid questionnaires that are actively used by scientists around the world.

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Collectivistic ambivalence: A potential source of social anxiety for individuals with higher inferiority feelings

Akdoğan

Çimşir

2022

International Journal of Intercultural Relations

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Understanding the Contribution of Abnormal Inferiority Feelings on Insecure Attachment Through Gender and Culture: A Study of University Students Seeking Psychological Support

Cited by 4 publications

References 41 publications

Konseling untuk mengurangi inferioritas pada pasien skizofrenia

Konseling untuk mengurangi inferioritas pada pasien skizofrenia

Association of the feeling of anxiety and the phenomenon of inferiority

Collectivistic ambivalence: A potential source of social anxiety for individuals with higher inferiority feelings

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