Heinz Ansbacher

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Heinz Ansbacher is affiliated with the following schools: University of Vermont, Brown University, Teachers College, Columbia University, University of Chicago, Columbia University

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According to Wikipedia, Heinz Ludwig Ansbacher was a German-American psychologist specializing in the theories of Alfred Adler. Biography Ansbacher was born in Frankfurt am Main, German Empire. After completing high school he worked in a brokerage firm. He immigrated to the U.S. via steamer, working as a dishwasher. Upon arrival in New York City he resumed his career in the financial business and attended evening lectures by Alfred Adler. At one point he went to see Adler for a personal consultation concerning his unhappiness over his work and over the termination of a recent relationship. Adler encouraged him to enroll in graduate school.

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Heinz Ansbacher's Published Works

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The individual psychology of Alfred Adler. (1956) (550)
The Individual Psychology of Alfred Adler: A Systematic Presentation in Selections from His Writings (1956) (448)
The concept of social interest. (1968) (88)
Alfred Adler's concepts of community feeling and of social interest and the relevance of community feeling for old age. (1992) (41)
Distortion in the perception of real movement. (1944) (38)
Alfred Adler's Influence on the Three Leading Cofounders of Humanistic Psychology (1990) (28)
Alfred Adler and Humanistic Psychology (1971) (25)
Adler's place today in the psychology of memory. (1947) (23)
Perception of number as affected by the monetary value of the objects : a critical study of the method used in the extended constancy phenomenon (1937) (23)
German military psychology. (1941) (23)
Life style: a historical and systematic review. (1967) (20)
The individual psychology of Alfred Adler : a systimatic presentation in selections from his writings / H.L. Ansbacher (1956) (15)
Alfred Adler, pioneer in prevention of mental disorders (1990) (14)
Ego Psychology and Alfred Adler (1964) (12)
The Goodenough draw a-man test and primary mental abilities. (1952) (12)
The history of the leaderless group discussion technique. (1951) (11)
Co-Operation Between the Sexes: Writings on Women and Men, Love and Marriage, and Sexuality (1982) (8)
Social interest and performance on the Goodenough-Harris Draw-A-Man Test. (1965) (8)
The significance of the socio-economic status of the patients of Freud and of Adler. (1959) (6)
Group differences in size estimation (1945) (6)
German industrial psychology in the fifth year of war. (1944) (6)
Rogers' "Formative Tendency," Smuts, and Adler: a Humanistic Consensus (1978) (5)
Discussion of Alfred Alder's preface to The Diary of Vaslav Nijinsky. (1981) (5)
Testing, management and reactions of foreign workers in Germany during World War II. (1950) (5)
AN ADLERIAN CASE OR A CHARACTER BY SARTRE? (1965) (5)
Prescott lecky's concept of resistance and his personality (1981) (5)
Murray's and Simoneit's (German military) methods of personality study. (1941) (5)
Adlerian psychology: the tradition of brief psychotherapy. (1972) (4)
Adler's interpretation of early recollections: historical account. (1973) (4)
SENSUS PRIVATUS VERSUS SENSUS COMMUNIS. (1965) (3)
Alfred Adler: a historical perspective. (1970) (3)
Number Judgment of Postage Stamps: A Contribution to the Psychology of Social Norms (1938) (3)
Lasting and Passing Aspects of German Military Psychology (1949) (3)
Alfred Adler's description of the case of Vaslav Nijinsky in light of current diagnostic standards. (1993) (2)
Lee Harvey Oswald: an Adlerian interpretation. (1966) (2)
Indexing the Psychological Index. (1939) (2)
"Neo-Freudian" or "Neo-Adlerian"? (1953) (2)
Book Misrepresents Adler's Beliefs (1985) (2)
CURTAILMENT OF MILITARY PSYCHOLOGY IN GERMANY. (1943) (2)
The significance of Alfred Adler for the concept of narcissism. (1985) (2)
Suicide as communication: Adler's concept and current applications. (1970) (1)
Adler and Virchow: new light on the name, "individual psychology". (1974) (1)
Alfred Adler and G. Stanley Hall: correspondence and general relationship. (1971) (1)
Robert S. Woodworth, Schafer's “Action Language,” and Alfred Adler (1982) (1)
The Gasiorowski bibliography of military psychology. (1941) (1)
Note on the psychology of proper names. (1947) (1)
Encouraging is Adlerian. (1964) (1)
Dictionary of Terms and Expressions of Industrial Psychology ("Psychotechnics") (1941) (1)
Utilization of creativity in Adlerian psychotherapy. (1971) (1)
Purcell's Memory and psychological security and Adlerian theory. (1953) (1)
On the permanence of college learning. (1940) (1)
Adler and the Vienna suicide symposium. (1969) (0)
Social interest, an Adlerian rationale for the Rorschach human movement response. (1956) (0)
In honor of Rudolf Dreikurs on his 70th birthday. (1967) (0)
Letter: Adler's views on early childhood illness and outcome. (1974) (0)
UTILIZATION OF CREATIVITY IN ADLERIAN PSYCHOTHERAPYl (2009) (0)
[Will to Power Re-Examined] (1971) (0)
Fetishism: An Adlerian interpretation (1958) (0)
Adler, Alfred (1871–1937) (2010) (0)
Review of In Search of the Millenium. (1947) (0)
The Trend Toward Alfred Adler's Positions (1981) (0)
A New Use for the Psychological Index (1940) (0)
On a false Adler anecdote in recent personality textbooks. (1982) (0)
The alienation syndrom and Adler's concept of distance. (1956) (0)
The Problem of Interpreting Attitude Survey Data A Case Study of the Attitude of Russian Workers in Wartime Germany (1950) (0)
Giving Psychology Away: The Life of Alfred Adler. (1995) (0)
A NEW USE FOR THE PSYCHOLOGICAL INDEX. (1940) (0)
PATHOLOGY OF POWER STRIVING AND ITS TREATMENTl (2009) (0)
A note concerning Baumgartern-Tramer's "German Psychologists and Recent Events". (1951) (0)
"To love and to work". Adlerian thoughts on an anecdote about Freud. (1981) (0)
Can Blacky blacken testing (1959) (0)
Adler and the 1910 Vienna Symposium on suicide. A special review. (1968) (0)
Suicide as communication: Adler's concept and current applications. (1969) (0)
The first critique of Freud's metapsychology: an extension of George S. Klein's "two theories or one"? (1974) (0)
Comment: Retort concerning German psychologists. (1950) (0)
A training unit in individual testing at the undergraduate level. (1957) (0)
Individual psychology in Germany. (1949) (0)
Books Received (1979) (0)
Psychology: a way of living. (1981) (0)
"Function pleasure" in Adlerian psychotherapy. (1975) (0)
A Farrago of Personality Theories. (1957) (0)
Psychological Index: Abstract References of Volumes 1-25, 1894-1918; Volumes 26-35, 1919-1928 (1942) (0)
Review of Anti-Semitism: A Social Disease. (1947) (0)
Adler's place today in the psychology of memory. (1947) (0)
Implications for the Psychologist. (1953) (0)
Preface to The Diary of Vaslav Nijinsky by Alfred Adler, MD. (1981) (0)
"To Love and to Work": Historical-Theoretical Considerations (1980) (0)
Whose masculine protest (1960) (0)

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