Carl Jung Flashcards
About him
Also Psychodynamic Theorist
He was a student of Sigmund Freud
What were some of Freud’s, and Jung’s disagreements
- The unconscious mind
- The importance of childhood
- The importance of sexuality and human behaviour
What book Freud and Jung work on together
Correspondents between Ford Jung
What is a psyche
A humans Mind and soul
What is Analytical Psychology
The idea of balancing a person’s mind (psyche) to help them reach their full potential
What is persona
Image of ourselves
our shadow
hidden anxieties, and repressed thoughts
What are Jung’s two parts of the unconscious?
Personal Unconscious
Collective unconcious
Personal Unconscious
Unique for each individual
Collective unconscious
Shared or inherited memories from other people
What is an Archetype?
A model or image of a person (How we view people)
For example:
Mother Figure (Very protective, nurturing, kind)
Father (Hardworking, stern, controling, Protective)
Wise/Old Man (A guidance figure, prudent, experienced, Trustworthy, wisdom, philosopher)
Joker (They use humor, pranks, social, extroverts, playful)
What is the anima
The unconscious feminine part of a man’s personality
What is the animus
The unconscious masculine side of a women’s personality
JUNG’S THEORY ON CATEGORIZING PERSONALITY
There are introverts and extroverts
An introvert
Prefer to spend time alone, to become familiar with your traits, trying to balance your personality
Powers to look inwards (They can internalize things,
Emotionally stable (Emotional intelligence)
preoccupied with themselves and their own thoughts
minimize their contact with other people
An extrovert
Power to succeed in social situations (initiating conversations, making friends)
Outgoing and more comfortable in social situations
more concerned with what other people think and do (Care about people’s thoughts)
Jung’s 4 Functional Types
Sensation (S) – using the 5 senses
Intuition (N) – uses perception, makes connections, see things and infers meaning (Like your gut)
Feeling (F) – using emotions
Thinking(T) – using reason
How we collect information:
Sensation: using the 5 senses
Intuition: uses perception, makes connections, see things and infers meaning (Like your gut)
HOW WE MAKE DECISIONS:
Feeling (F) – using emotions
Thinking(T) – using reason
Myer’s Briggs added an element of how we like to live our life
- Perceiving (P) - adaptable and flexible
6. Judging (J) - structured and planned
