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An exploration of the dynamics of compulsion as a strategy to maintain personal prestige and avoid any experience of failure. Emphasizes the protective purpose of anxiety and compulsive symptoms. Discusses unity, movement, superiority striving, and hesitating attitude with multiple case examples.

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Adler, A. (1931/1936/2005). Compulsion Neurosis. [originally published 1931; also in IJIP, 2 (4), 3-22, and in H. T. Stein (Ed.). CCW (Volume 7). Bellingham, WA: Classical Adlerian Translation Project pp. 31-53]
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  Adler, 9131, 1935, 2005, article
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  Adler, 1931/1925/2005 (Compulsion Neurosis) Quiz

Adler, A. (1931/1936/2005). Compulsion Neurosis. [originally published 1931; also in IJIP, 2 (4), 3-22, and in H. T. Stein (Ed.). CCW (Volume 7). Bellingham, WA: Classical Adlerian Translation Project pp. 31-53]

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Adler, A. (1931/1936/2005). Compulsion Neurosis. [originally published 1931; also in IJIP, 2 (4), 3-22, and in H. T. Stein (Ed.). CCW (Volume 7). Bellingham, WA: Classical Adlerian Translation Project pp. 31-53]