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515. Lifestyle Analysis w/Sue Brokaw and Catherine Hedberg

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Required Texts:
Early Recollections: Interpretive Method and Application by Harold Mosak & Roger Di Pietro (2005) ISBN 0415952875
Manual for Life Style Assessment by Bernard Shulman & Harold Mosak ISBN 00611311545
Understanding Life-Style: The Psychoclarity Process by Bob Powers & Jane Griffith ISBN 096818190
BASIS-A Interpretive Guide & Inventory by Mary Wheeler, Roy Kern & William Curette
Early Memory Analysis by Bob Willhite
Dreamwork by Bob Willhite
Lifestyle Worksheet by Bob Bartholow, et al

Supplemental Materials:
What Life Could Mean to You by Alfred Adler (ch. 4) ISBN 1568382286
Understanding Life by Alfred Adler (ch. 5) ISBN 1851681280
Individual Psychology of Alfred Ader edited by Heinz & Rowena Ansbacher (pp. 351-357) ISBN 0061311545
Contributions to Individual Psychology by Bernard Shulman (pp. 60-80) ISBN 0918560187
Basic Applications of Adlerian Psycholgy by Edith Dewey ISBN 1879165147
On Purpose: Collected Papers by Harold Mosak ISBN 0918560195
Early Recollections: Theory and Practice in Counseling and Psychotherapy by Arthur Clark ISBN 1583913718
Psychological Fingerprints by Daniel Eckstein & Roy Kern (5th ed. 2001) ISBN 1557987912

A Practical Use of Dreams by Steven Slavik. Individual Psychology: Journal of Adlerian Theory, Research & Practice, Vol 50(3), Sep 1994. pp. 279-287. (available via EBSCO)
Statistical Evaluation of Attributes in Adlerian Life Style Forms by Mary Louise O'Phelan. Journal of Individual Psychology, Vol 33(2), Nov 1977. pp. 203-212. (available via EBSCO)
Birth Order and Ordinal Position: Two Adlerian Views by Bernard H. Shulman & Harold H. Mosak. Journal of Individual Psychology, Vol 33(1), May 1977. pp. 114-121. (available via EBSCO)

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Course Guide Information:
Class Time:
Work Load: 45 pages (average) per week
Grade: 40% 2 in-class exams, 60% 2 5 page papers
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