ABSTRACT
While the family constellation is generally recognized as important in personality development, in personality diagnosis it has been stressed mostly by Adlerians. Dreikurs has described it as
a sociogram of the group at home during (the individual’s) formative years. (It) reveals his field of early experiences, the circumstances under which he developed his personal perspectives and biases, his concepts and convictions about himself and others, his fundamental attitudes, and his own approaches to life, which are the basis for his personality (4, p. 109).
