Jung and Analytic Approach

Question 1

Collective unconscious

Answer 1

Largest part of unconscious mind and embodies human nature. It is shared by every human being.

Question 2

Archetypes

Answer 2

Dozens of basic instincts that shape how we behave. Don’t have content, but are more like cookie cutters. Ways of thinking that are projected onto our lives

Question 3

Personal Unconscious

Answer 3

Empty part of our unconscious that stores memories we experience throughout life.

Question 4

How do memories enter personal unconscious

Answer 4

Memories enter personal unconscious because they are either not important enough to reach consciousness, are forgotten until a stimulus brings them to consciousness, or are repressed

Question 5

Complexes

Answer 5

A collection of thoughts or emotions specific to a particular theme or idea (usually archetypal)

Question 6

The Persona

Answer 6

Archetype: Instinct for social conformity, desire to please others

Complex: The personality shown to others
i.e. the clothes we wear, house we own, etc.

Question 7

The Anima

Answer 7

Archetype: A males image of “femaleness”

Complex: All aspects of a males personality considered contrasexual/not male and therefore represses

Question 8

The Animus

Answer 8

Archetype: A females image of “manliness”

Complex: All aspects of a female’s personality she considers male, and therefore represses

Question 9

The Shadow

Answer 9

Archetype: Our primal instincts

Complex: Every aspect of our personality we consider “not us” and reject it

Question 10

The Self

Answer 10

Archetype: The instinct to reach unity/wholeness

Complex: The integration of all aspects/complexes of personality

Question 11

Individuation

Answer 11

The development of