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1		After Jung broke off his relationship with Freud, he went through a midlife crisis that included a conversation with .


2		Jung's concept of a unconscious is parallel to Freud's idea of the unconscious.


3		The notion of a unconscious is Jung's most controversial and distinctive concept.


4		Jung's personality was in touch with feelings and intuitions of which his other personality was unaware.


5		According to Jung, the is the center of consciousness.


6		The contents of the personal unconscious are called .


7		Jung referred to the contents of the collective unconscious as .


8		People dominated by their have a shallow personality and strive to project a specific public image.


9		Jung believed that recognition of the is the first test of a person's courage.


10		The anima is the side of men.


11		The masculine side of women is called the .


12		The great mother is the archetype of and nourishment.


13		The archetype symbolizes wisdom and meaning.


14		The archetype represents our image of a conqueror who vanquishes evil but who has a single fatal flaw.


15		The most comprehensive archetype is the .


16		Thinking, feeling, sensation, and make up the four Jungian functions.


17		Extraversion and introversion are the two basic .


18		The backward flow of psychic energy is called .


19		Jung believed that during the stage, people should move from an extraverted attitude to an introverted one.


20		Jung held that "big dreams" spring from the unconscious.


21		The , or perfect figure, symbolizes self-realization.


22		Jung was in his practice of psychotherapy, meaning that he used whatever techniques seemed suitable for a particular patient.


23		The notion of has received more research emphasis than any other Jungian concept.

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