Analytical Psychology Flashcards
He established a private practice and developed a w__-a___ t__ in order to study emotional reactions
word-association test
What was Jung’s school of thought called?
Analytical psychology
a complex network of interacting systems that strive toward eventual harmony
Structure of personality
Jung used libido to refer to PE
Psychic energy
For Jung, l___o is an appetite that may refer to sexuality and to other hunger as well. It manifests itself as striving, desiring, and willing.
libido
P__ e___ operates according to the principles of equivalence and entropy that seeks a balance and moves the person forward in a process of self-realization
Psychic energy
can be reclaimed and reside those perceptions, thoughts, feelings, and memories that have been put aside, and they may be easily retrieved, also includes those experiences of an individual’s life history that have been repressed or forgotten
Personal conscious
where experiences in the personal unconscious are grouped into clusters and an organized group of thoughts, feelings, and memories about a particular concept
Complex
c___ p___, means that the complex has the ability to draw new ideas into itself and interpret them
Constellating power
It consists of certain potentialities that we all share and an empirical concept whose existence can be demonstrated through dreams, mythology, and cross-cultural data.
Collective unconscious
it extends across persons
Transpersonal
Primordial images; a universal thought form or predisposition to respond to the world in certain ways that represents different potential ways in which we may express our humanness; They appear to us in personified or symbolized pictorial form and may penetrate into consciousness by means of myths, dreams, art, ritual, and symptoms
Archetypes
an influential archetype that refers to a social role or mask
Persona
an influential archetype that refers to the devil within
Shadow
an influential archetype that refers to the feminine side of the male psyche
Anima
an influential archetype that refers to the masculine side of the female psyche
Animus
an influential archetype that refers to the ultimate unity of the personality
Self
an influential archetype that refers to the ultimate good and bad mother
Great mother
an influential archetype that refers to the spiritual father
Wise old man
an influential archetype that refers to the conqueror of enemies and evil forces
Hero
an influential archetype that refers to the animalistic prankster
Trickster
an influential archetype that refers to the future
Child-god
an influential archetype that refers to the unity and wholeness
Hermaphrodite
One of Jung’s contributions to the psychology of the conscious psyche is his explanation and description of PT
Psychological types
These Psychological types are ways of perceiving the environment and orienting experiences: 2 BA & 4 F
2 Basic attitudes and Four functions
is an attitude which the psyche is oriented outward to the objective world
Extraversion
is an attitude in which the psyche is oriented inward to the subjective world
Introversion
A function that refers to how we gather data and information
Sensation and Intuition
more comfortable using the five senses and dealing with facts and reality
Sensor
looks for relationships and meanings or possibilities about past or future events
Intuitor
A function that refers to how we come to conclusions or make judgements
Thinking and Feeling
prefers to use logic and impersonal analysis
Thinker
is more concerned with personal values, attitudes, and beliefs
Feeler
a teleological process of development that involves individuation
Self-realization
the system of the individual psyche achieves their fullest degree of differentiation, expression, and development
Individuation
refers to integration of the diverse system of the self toward the goal of wholeness and identity with all of humanity
Transcendence
a phenomenon in which events are related to one another through simultaneity and meaning
Synchronicity
the search for meaning or for a power beyond the self rather than adherence to particular tenets, as in a formal religion
Spirituality
sought to reconcile unbalanced aspects of the personality. It is dialectical and initially entails confession
Jungian Psychotherapy
they are efforts to complement the patient’s conscious side and to speak for the unconscious
compensatory function
one focuses repeatedly on the element and gives multiple associations to it
Amplification
a means of facilitating self-understanding and the use of artistic production by the patient
Active imagination
implements Jung’s theory of psychological types by sorting people into groups on the basis of four dichotomies that is widely used in a variety of settings
Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)
