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Jung's midlife crisis followed soon after his break with |
| | A) | Adler. |
| | B) | Erikson. |
| | C) | Freud. |
| | D) | Goethe. |
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Jung divided the unconscious psyche into two parts-the personal and the |
| | A) | preconscious. |
| | B) | social. |
| | C) | collective. |
| | D) | universal. |
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In analytical psychology, the center of consciousness is |
| | A) | the ego. |
| | B) | the self. |
| | C) | individuation. |
| | D) | the shadow. |
| | E) | the persona. |
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The contents of the personal unconscious are called |
| | A) | archetypes. |
| | B) | complexes. |
| | C) | phylogenetic endowment. |
| | D) | shadows. |
| | E) | myths. |
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Archetypes are |
| | A) | basic values acquired during childhood. |
| | B) | images embedded in the personal unconscious. |
| | C) | culturally acquired complexes. |
| | D) | components of the collective unconscious. |
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The persona archetype |
| | A) | is symbolic of evil. |
| | B) | shows itself as the social role we reveal to others. |
| | C) | is opposed to the anima. |
| | D) | is largely conscious. |
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According to Jung, a person's first test of courage is to |
| | A) | realize her or his shadow. |
| | B) | actualize her animus. |
| | C) | recognize the hero. |
| | D) | acquire self-realization. |
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The anima is |
| | A) | the inferior side of people. |
| | B) | the archetype of evil. |
| | C) | the masculine side of women. |
| | D) | the feminine side of men. |
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Irrational moods in men are represented by the |
| | A) | animus. |
| | B) | anima. |
| | C) | mandala. |
| | D) | shadow. |
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The archetype of nourishment and destruction is the |
| | A) | great mother. |
| | B) | shadow. |
| | C) | wise old man. |
| | D) | hero. |
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The great mother archetype is most likely to be symbolized by |
| | A) | a house. |
| | B) | a witch. |
| | C) | a lawyer. |
| | D) | a baby. |
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The wise old man archetype represents |
| | A) | life and death. |
| | B) | meaning and wisdom. |
| | C) | strength and courage. |
| | D) | masculinity and femininity. |
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The hero archetype |
| | A) | typically has a tragic flaw. |
| | B) | is sometimes part god. |
| | C) | fights against great odds to conquer evil. |
| | D) | may be represented by comic book characters such as Superman. |
| | E) | all of the above. |
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The self is usually represented by this symbol. |
| | A) | the hero |
| | B) | the mandala |
| | C) | the north star |
| | D) | the ego |
| | E) | the moon |
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In Jungian psychology, the self |
| | A) | is the archetype of completion and wholeness. |
| | B) | is the center or essence of personality. |
| | C) | includes the other archetypes. |
| | D) | all of the above. |
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If Freud's theory is basically causal and Adler's is essentially teleological, then Jung's theory is |
| | A) | both causal and teleological. |
| | B) | neither causal nor teleological. |
| | C) | causal only. |
| | D) | teleological only. |
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In Jungian psychology, introversion and extraversion are regarded as |
| | A) | functions. |
| | B) | attitudes. |
| | C) | archetypes. |
| | D) | complexes. |
| | E) | ego-functions. |
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According to Jung, extraversion is basically |
| | A) | feminine. |
| | B) | masculine. |
| | C) | subjective. |
| | D) | objective. |
| | E) | both b and d. |
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Introverted feeling types |
| | A) | rely on subjective evaluations rather than the opinions of others. |
| | B) | frequently become accountants. |
| | C) | are strongly motivated by physiological needs. |
| | D) | rely on intuition and sensation. |
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Jung regarded thinking and feeling as |
| | A) | rational functions. |
| | B) | irrational functions. |
| | C) | rational attitudes. |
| | D) | irrational attitudes. |
| | E) | none of the above. |
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In 1909, Jung told Freud about a dream in which he found two ancient human skulls in an old cave. He told Freud that the skulls were those of his wife and sister-in-law. Later, however, Jung accepted the skulls as representing |
| | A) | life and death. |
| | B) | the anima. |
| | C) | sex and aggression. |
| | D) | the collective unconscious |
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Jung believed that the most important stage of life is middle life. At that time a person should |
| | A) | move from an introverted attitude toward an extraverted one. |
| | B) | move from an extraverted attitude toward an introverted one. |
| | C) | actualize the rational functions. |
| | D) | actualize the irrational functions. |
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The process of becoming whole or complete-that is, actualizing the various components of personality-is called |
| | A) | active imagination. |
| | B) | individuation. |
| | C) | introspection. |
| | D) | maturation. |
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According to Jung, what type of dreams originate from the collective unconscious of the dreamer? |
| | A) | wish-fulfillment dreams |
| | B) | traumatic dreams |
| | C) | teleological dreams |
| | D) | big dreams |
| | E) | anxiety dreams |
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Most research on Jungian concepts has involved the notion of |
| | A) | collective unconscious images. |
| | B) | the four basic stages of development. |
| | C) | self-realization. |
| | D) | archetypal dreams. |
| | E) | typology. |
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