Become Who You're Afraid To Be | The Philosophy of Carl Jung

According to the text, what is the repressed part of the personality called in Jungian psychology?

• The Light

• The Brightness

• The Reflection

• The Shadow

What is the consequence of not integrating The Shadow into the personality, according to the text?

• Becoming complete and whole

• Living a regretful life

• Embracing self-acceptance

• Reaching fullest potential

In the example given in the text, what is the first action the person can take when faced with joining the math club?

• Comfort oneself with the ideal fantasy

• Accept the actual reality and improve

• Run from the shadow and let it grow

• Embrace the shadow and integrate it

What does the text suggest about the preference for being pure potential?

• It results in tragedy

• It leads to self-improvement

• It is less pleasurable to live in

• It is comforting and satisfying

According to the text, what is the path to self-improvement?

• Rejecting the shadow and picking and choosing the parts of oneself

• Becoming incomplete and partial

• Living in a world of fantasy

• Embracing and integrating the shadow

What is the consequence of rejecting the shadow, as mentioned in the text?

• Living a full, whole life

• Living a life full of regrets

• Becoming measured and ranked

• Quantifying and becoming actual

What does the text suggest about the reality of living in actuality?

• It is comforting and satisfying

• It is less pleasurable than living in fantasy

• It always ends in tragedy

• It leads to self-improvement

What is the ultimate decision a person needs to make, according to Jungian terms?

• Fail in actuality

• Reject the shadow

• Succeed in mere hypotheticals

• Embrace the shadow