Chapter 3 - Carl Jung and Alfred Adler Flashcards
Carl Jung Background
Parents from medical families
Joined Freud – curiosity and interest
Disagreed on sexual theories of motivation (split)
Analytic psychology
Concepts of Carl Jung
Mind driven by both past and future
Archetypes – self = central archetype
Personal unconscious – repressed/forgotten information
Prevent anxiety
Complexes – disturbing clusters of ideas
Collective unconscious – “imprint” on society
Archetypes
Inherited mental structures/patterns formed from collective unconscious
Anima – woman
Animus – man
Shadow – instincts
Persona – masking true self
Self – central
Puer aeternus – eternal young
Senex – old (wisdom)
Personality Typologies
Introversion vs. extroversion
Varying attitudes towards self and others
One dominant aspect over another (setting to setting)
Personality development
Childhood – development of abilities/skills
Young adulthood – encounter world
Middle age – contemplation (mid-life crisis)
Old age – loss of capacity (slide toward unconscious)
Alfred Adler Background
Had rickets – wanted to be physician
Socialist and Marxist learnings
Joined Freud – disagreed on sexuality theories
Understanding of human nature