Research on parenting styles for several decades now has focused on identifying the most effective parenting practices. Alfred Adler - the physician from the city of Vienna, and the first to establish the field of psychiatry, and with him Freud, in the late eighteenth century - believed that the main goal of all human beings is belonging and a sense of importance, and that they fall into all kinds of mistakes as they strive to overcome the feeling of inferiority (feeling They are not good enough), and these mistakes are usually known as misbehavior, and he also believed that misbehavior was based on certain beliefs, including: that I will feel good if I get a lot of attention, or only, if I am the boss, Or I will hurt others as I feel hurt, or I will give in, and be deemed unqualified. These beliefs constitute what Adler calls private logic, and he learned that the only way to change this behavior is to help the individual change these beliefs
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