Jung's Psychodynamic approach 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyJungUniversityNone Created by: francesca_321Created on: 19-01-17 21:08 What did he not agree with Freud about? Humans motivations are not just sexual, unconscious mind is not entirely personal to an individual 1 of 23 What is Jung's three parts of a human being? Consciousness, personal unconscious and collective unconscious 2 of 23 Consciousness Known and available to the individual 3 of 23 Personal unconscious memories and experiences that have been forgotten or repressed - comlexes (associations with strong emotional content) 4 of 23 What is in the collective unconscious? Archetypes - innate identical psychic structure common to al 5 of 23 Persona Mask worn by all actors 6 of 23 Shadow Dark side of the personality 7 of 23 anima feminine side of a masculine personality 8 of 23 Animas masculine side of female personality 9 of 23 self central archetype, personality as a whole 10 of 23 psychic energy libido 11 of 23 opposition flow of energy between poles 12 of 23 compensation balance or adjust energy distributed throughout the psyche 13 of 23 Transcedent synthesising process which we can resolve some seperation between the conscious and the unconscious 14 of 23 What 2 attitude types are there? Extraversion and introversion 15 of 23 What does everyone have? all functins, 2 are well developed and 2 remain in the unconscious in the shadow 16 of 23 WHat are the four function types? Thinking: reflective thinking, feeling: values arising from feelings, sensing: functions of senses, intuition: hunches and insights 17 of 23 Where can neuroses form? From opposition between functions 18 of 23 Expression of neurosis vary with? psychological type 19 of 23 What does Jung's stages of life contrast with? tabula rasa and humans are born with a programe for life incorporated into the self 20 of 23 What are the four stages of life? Childhood, youth, middle age and old age 21 of 23 what did Jung say about the deindividuation? Person becomes differentiated as seperate psychological wellbeing, integration of unconscious and conscious into whoe self 22 of 23 What is the key time? Middle age 23 of 23
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