Analytical Psychology

• Analytical Psychology


  The psychological theory that was proposed by Carl Gustav Jung
• Who is the proponent of Analytical Psychology?

  Carl Gustav Jung
• Carl Jung was born on...

  July 26, 1875
• When did Carl Jung die?

  June 6, 1961
• Carl Jung was born in what country?

  Kesswil, Switzerland
• Analytical Psychology


  Human beings are motivates by intra-psychic unconscious includes deep-rooted spiritual concerns and explains the universal human striving for creative expression and psychic completion.
• What are the 3 levels of consciousness (psyche) according to Jung?

  Ego, Personal Unconscious, and Collective Unconscious
• Ego


  Center of the conscious mind. It represents that component of the psyche consisting of all those thoughts, feelings, memories, and perceptions that give us a sense of temporal continuity and identify us as human beings.
• Personal Unconscious


  Houses conflicts and memories that once were conscious but have since been repressed and forgotten.
• Collective Unconscious


  Storehouse of latent memory traces of our human and even pre-human ancestors.
• Complexes


  Clusters of emotionally charged ideas, feelings, and memories acquired from a person's developmental past or ancestral experiences.
• Archetype


  (primordial images) A universal thought form or predisposition to respond to the world in certain ways.
• What are the 7 influential archetypes according to Jung?

  Persona, Shadow, Anima and Animus, Self, Great Mother, Wise Old Man, and Hero
• Persona


  The social role that one assumes in society and one's understanding of it. It represents a compromise between one's true identity and social identity.
• Shadow


  Encompasses those unsocial thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that we potentially possess and other characteristics that we do not accept.
• Anima


  Female side of the male psyche
• Animus

  Masculine side of the female psyche
• Self


  Represents the striving for unity of all parts of the personality. The organizing principle of the psyche that draws unto itself and harmonizes all the archetypes and their expressions.
• Psyche


  The aim of individual development is self-realization, the integration of all aspects of the psyche.
• Great Mother


  Represents the opposing forces of fertility and nourishment on the one hand and power and destruction on the other.
• Wise Old Man


  Representatives of wisdom and meaning, and symbolizes human's pre-existing knowledge of the mysteries of life.
• Hero


  Represented in mythology and legends as a powerful person, sometimes part of God, and one who fights evil. They are always mortal because an immortal person has no weaknesses and cannot be a hero.
• Causality


  Present events have their origin in previous experiences. (past events)
• Teleology


  Present events are motivated by goals and aspirations for the future that directs a person's destiny. (expectations of the future)
• Progression


  Adaptation to the outside world involves the forward flow of the psychic energy.
• Regression


  Adaptation to the inner world relies on backward flow of psychic energy.
• What are the 2 attitudes based on Jung?


  Extraversion and Introversion
• Extraversion


  An attitude in which the psyche is oriented outward to the objective world. This attitude tends to be more comfortable with the outer world of people and things.
• Introversion


  an attitude in which the psyche is oriented toward the subjective world. This attitude is more comfortable with the inner world of concepts and ideas.
• What are the 4 functions based on Jung?

  Thinking, Feeling, Sensing, and Intuition
• Sensation and Intuition


  This function refers to how we gather data and information.
• Sensor


  More comfortable using the five senses and dealing with facts and reality.
• Intuitor


  Looks for relationships and meanings or possibilities about past or future events.
• Thinking and Feeling


  This function refers to how we come up to conclusions or make judgments.
• Thinker


  Prefers to use logic and impersonal analysis.
• Feeler


  More concerned with personal values, attitudes, and beliefs.
• What are the Stages of Development that was proposed by Carl Jung?


  Childhood, Youth, Middle Life, and Old Age
• These are the terms under Childhood...

  Anarchic, Monarchic, and Dualistic
• Anarchic


  Chaotic and sporadic consciousness.
• Monarchic


  Development of ego; beginning of logical and verbal thinking.