4A. CARL JUNG I

Because of Carl Jung's past he denied the concept of:

• Freud's Oedipus Complex

• Freud's Electra Complex

1. LEVELS OF PSYCHE:

In Jung’s view, the total personality, or psyche, is composed of several distinct systems or structures that can influence one another.

•The major systems are :

1. Consciousness (EGO):

• Five Functions

• The Container of Complexes

• Archetyes

1. LEVELS OF PSYCHE:

In Jung’s view, the total personality, or psyche, is composed of several distinct systems or structures that can influence one another.

•The major systems are :

1. Personal Consciousness:

• Five Functions

• The Container of Complexes

• Archetyes

1. LEVELS OF PSYCHE:

In Jung’s view, the total personality, or psyche, is composed of several distinct systems or structures that can influence one another.

•The major systems are :

1. Collective Consciousness:

• Five Functions

• The Container of Complexes

• Archetyes

According to Jung ________ is the centre of consciousness but not the core of personality.

• Ego

• SuperEgo

• Id

Psychological types:

Attitudes of the Mind:

• 1.Extroversion

  2.Introversion

• 1.Sensation

  2.Intuition

  3.Thinking

  4.Feeling

Psychological types:

Functions of the Mind:

• 1.Extroversion

  2.Introversion

• 1.Sensation

  2.Intuition

  3.Thinking

  4.Feeling

Psychological types:

Attitudes of the Mind:

1.Extroversion

• •Direct psychic energy towards the things in External world

  •Sociable, outgoing, and interested in people and things.

  •Seek harmony with external world - physical and biological sciences

• •Direct psychic energy more inwardly focused

  •Quiet, imaginative, and interested in ideas.

  •Seek harmony with the inner world - philosophy and religion

Psychological types:

Attitudes of the Mind:

2.Introversion

• •Direct psychic energy towards the things in External world

  •Sociable, outgoing, and interested in people and things.

  •Seek harmony with external world - physical and biological sciences

• •Direct psychic energy more inwardly focused

  •Quiet, imaginative, and interested in ideas.

  •Seek harmony with the inner world - philosophy and religion

Psychological types:

Functions of the Mind:

1.Sensation

• •_________ tells people that something exists.

• •_________ allows them to know about it, without knowing how they know.

• •_________ enables them to recognize its meaning.

• •_________ tells them its value or worth.