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Organ inferiority (n.) is, in Adler's theory, where character and neurosis begin: overcompensation for a bodily weakness, driven by the will to power.
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Organ inferiority (n.) is, in Adler's theory, where character and neurosis begin: overcompensation for a bodily weakness, driven by the will to power.
Organ inferiority (n.) is also an opportunity: the weakness that must struggle hardest heightens the chance of compensation, overcompensation and new, higher achievement.
Organ inferiority (n.) was Adler's explanation of who fails before danger; Freud finds it wholly inadequate despite the appeal of simplicity as the seal of truth.