Carl Jung

Question 1

It is an organized and highly dynamic network of changing relationships between properties, such as temporary states and configurations, permanent innate capacities, learned skills, acquired memories, and immediate sense experience and feelings.

Answer 1

Personal Unconscious

Question 2

It is not an individual acquisition, but is rather the functioning of the inherited brain structure, which in its broad outlines is the same in all human beings, and in certain respects same even in mammals.

Answer 2

Collective Unconscious

Question 3

Universal Concepts/Images

Answer 3

Archetypes

Question 4

Jung’s Archetype: The destructive and aggressive tendencies that we don’t want to acknowledge

Answer 4

Shadow

Question 5

Jung’s Archetype: This refers to the masculine/feminine parts of our personality

Answer 5

Anima - feminine

Animus - masculine

Question 6

Turn attention outward - they are more in tune with people and things in the external than with the inner self

Answer 6

Extraverts

Question 7

Focus on inner experience - they are more in tune with themselves than other people or external factors

Answer 7

Introverts

Question 8

4 basic functions: Consciously registers inner and outer facts, irrationally

Answer 8

Sensation Function

Question 9

4 basic functions: by means of which our conscious ego establishes a rational, logical order of things

Answer 9

Thinking Function

Question 10

4 basic functions: rationally establishes or, alternatively “selects” hierarchies of value (which is more pleasant, more important, etc.)

Answer 10

Feeling Function

Question 11

4 basic functions: it is irrational, and appears to be kind of perception via the unconscious and which seems to be mainly concerned with the future possibilities of what is at hand

Answer 11

Intuiting Function