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In a study of 11,000 children, researchers found that solo sports participation is associated with higher reported mental health difficulties compared to team play. We explore Alfred Adler's concept of the marathon runner in the soul and why the ladder might be the problem, not the child.
When a younger sibling stops trying, we often blame effort. But Alfred Adler's research into family dynamics suggests it may be a strategic withdrawal from a pre-written race. This Short explores how children de-identify when they feel a sibling has already secured the top spot.
Sibling resentment in youth sports isn't a character flaw. Psychologist Alfred Adler's 'dethroned child' concept explains how intensive tournament calendars leave non-athletes feeling abandoned. A study (N=10) of athlete siblings found abandonment to be a core theme.
In 1899, William James warned about the 'blindness' we have toward others' lives. For a parent, this means seeing that a bench player isn't failing to perform, they are succeeding at belonging. F3 research shows the danger of identity foreclosure.
