Carl Gustav Jung Flashcards

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What is his full name?

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Carl Gustav Jung

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It emphasizes the exploration of the unconscious and its symbols.

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Analytical Psychology

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What is the goal of analytical psychology?

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Individuation

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What is the needed integration for individuation?

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Integration and unity of the conscious and unconscious psyche

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When was Jung born?

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July, 1875

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Did Jung have a good relationship with his father?

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No, he was reliable but powerless and indecisive

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How many personalities die Jung see his mother?

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Number 1 personality and the mystical number 2 (Night Personality).

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What did he keep in their attic?

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A carved doll

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What did he dream of when he was three?

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Dreamt he was in a cavern and was digging bones

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When he reached adolescence what did he realize?

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That he has two distinct separations of his personality

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Where did he study?

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University of Basel

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When did he graduate?

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1900

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When did Jung and Freud meet? And how many hours did they talk?

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1907, 13 hours

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What fields did they disagree on?

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Nature of Libido
Causality of personality
Existence of collective unconscious

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What did Jung experience from 1913 to 1917?

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An extreme neurotic period - a “confrontation of the unconscious”

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What are the levels of the psyche?

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Conscious
Personal Unconscious
Collective Unconscious

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What is the center of the consciousness?

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Ego

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Our predisposition or orientation of action and psychic energy.

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Attitudes

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What are the two psychological types?

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Introversion and extroversion

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What is the outward flow of psychic energy?

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Extraverstion

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What is the inward flow of psychic energy?

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Introversion

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The two psychological functions

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Rational Function and Nonrational function

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Functions involved in making judgements, evaluation and categorization of our experience.

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Rational Function

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Makes Judgements based on logic, rationality and objective evaluations.

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Makes evaluations based on subjective values, emotions, and interpersonal considerations.
Feeling
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These functions do not use any process of reason; they accept and perceive experiences but do not evaluate them.
Nonrational functions
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Perceives external information through the five senses.
Sensation
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Perceives information through possibilities and underlying meanings beyond what is apparent.
Intuition
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What is the MBTI?
The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
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This is similar to Freud's idea of the preconscious.
Personal Unconscious
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Are a group or pattern of emotions, concepts, impressions and ideas within our personal unconscious revolving around one specific theme.
Complexes
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Group of ideas, impressions, experiences and memories relating to the world or role "mother" that we gathered throughout time.
Mother Complex
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They are more assertive; they have high ambitions and good confidence.
Superiority Complex
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The people tend to work harder in order to develop their talents and skills and they are eager to learn them.
Perfection Complex
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Is the deepest part of the psyche and it is said to contain memories of humanity's ancestors.
The collective unconscious
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Are patterns of behaviors and motifs/themes and experiences from our distant ancestors.
Archetypes
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Refers to the mask worn by actors. The public face we wear to present ourselves to others.
The persona
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The masculine psyche of females
animus
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Feminine psyche of males
anima
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Often represented in mythologies as powerful and transformative characters. It is the symbol of the ideal self.
Hero
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The archetype of wisdom, knowledge and meaning; aquisition of wisdom throughout time.
The Wise Old Man
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Have both positive and negative aspects; nurturing, life-giving, and protective while also being transformative and destructive.
The Great Mother
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The archetype of darkness; represents the qualities we do not want to acknowledge and attempt to hide from ourselves and others.
The Shadow
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The archetype of archetypes; unifies all of the other, opposing archetypes throughout self-realization.
The Self
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There must be a balance between how much our past dictates us to be and how much our future influences our behaviors and actions.
Causality and Teleology
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Psychic flow, forward and backwards.
Progression and Regression
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These are personalities that are exhibited merely from the reflections of the parents' personalities.
Childhood
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This personality focuses shifts to the external world, and we become more extroverted.
Young Adulthood
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This is the most crucial part of a person's life. And dictate what age.?
Middle Life, 35-40
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What is the goal of life according to Jung?
Death
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What is the final developmental stage of personality?
Old Life
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Is the becoming whole of an individual and the fulfillment of one's capacities.
Individuation
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What are the processes of individuation?
Confrontation of the unconscious Dethronement of the Persona Accepting our Shadow Accepting our Anima/Animus Trancensdence
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What are the Jungian Methods of investigation?
Word Association Dream Analysis Active Imagination Psychotheraphy
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Unconscious projection of the patients' attitudes to the therapist.
Transference
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Emotional reaction of the therapist to the transference of their client
Countertransference
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