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Little Man Syndrome: Origins and Psychological Impact
The phrase "Little Man Syndrome" is attributed to Alfred Adler, an Austrian psychotherapist and founder of individual psychology. Adler used the term to describe a psychological condition in which a person with a physical inferiority or perceived lack of power overcompensates by exhibiting aggressive or dominant behavior.Men's Health - Related Articles
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