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Understanding Human Nature was an attempt to teach the basics of individual psychology to the general population. Adler investigates human personality from a variety of perspectives, including how character develops, the nature of the mind, how we perceive the environment, and how we become who we are. Given the negative effects of ignorance, he argued that understanding should not be solely the domain of psychologists, but should be a priority for everyone. For psychoanalytic circles, this approach to psychology was extraordinarily democratic. It is a work that can be read and understood by everybody.