Adler – Some children can achieve a sense of belonging to t…
Adler – Some children can achieve a sense of belonging to their group by cooperating and making useful contributions. They make accurate interpretations of the rules of group membership. Other children have a pattern of misbehavior and noncooperation because they interpret events and people’s intentions inaccurately. These children have a faulty perception, or mistaken goals, of how to fit into a group and use ineffective approaches to gain a place in it. They base their behavior on their faulty perceptions of the world. Please identify the mistaken goal that fits the sentence. A child who experiences [mistakengoal1] will act as though he cannot do something when that is not the case. A child who struggles to get [mistakengoal2] is best handled by telling the child you do not want to fight and refusing to argue A Child who seeks [mistakengoal3] Keeps adults busy, some through mischief, others through passivity or idleness
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