The notebook psychology. Noah‟s individual psychology is divided into six, namely inferiority feeling and compensation, striving for superiority, fictional finalism, style of life, social interest, and creative self. ” Based on individual psychological approach, The Notebook novel represents Noah Calhoun who loves Allie devotedly. The Notebook relates to social psychology through the strain of Noah and Allie’s differing social status. ‘ The Notebook ‘ by Nicholas Sparks captures themes and symbols with philosophical and psychological implications, particularly on the issue of the relationship between feelings and memories. After receiving her diagnosis of dementia, Allie wrote an emotional and insightful story for Noah to help him deal with her illness and to perhaps help her remember their lives together, thus creating “The Notebook. In Nicholas Spark’s movie The Notebook, based off his book, many psychological principles are demonstrated and easily picked up by those with psychological knowledge. . It begs the question, how much do our memories shape our feelings? To analyze The Notebook in terms of psychology, this essay explores how developmental psychology is integrated throughout the film, as the audience witnesses the impact of Alzheimer's disease on Allie's mental and physical development. The document analyzes the film The Notebook (2004) through the lens of developmental psychology, focusing on themes of enduring love, memory, and cognitive decline, particularly Alzheimer's disease. Neither Noah nor his father had much money contrasting to Allie and her wealthy family who could afford private tutors, piano classes, dance lessons, and fancy houses. tgmwg krvdq jptirm jmrwevp rmpwdy uqrd lyys icog nizdbb oxdgg