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Worksheets4A. CARL JUNG I
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
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.
Psychological types:
Functions of the Mind:
2.Intuition
•_________ 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.
Psychological types:
Functions of the Mind:
3.Thinking
•_________ 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.
Psychological types:
Functions of the Mind:
4.Feeling
•_________ 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.
Psychological types:
Functions of the Mind:
__________ and __________ are grouped together as Non-rational functions; they do not use the processes of reason.
Sensation
Intuition
Thinking
Feeling
Psychological types:
Functions of the Mind:
The second pair of opposing functions, _________ and _________, are Rational functions that involve making judgments and evaluations about our experiences.
Sensation
Intuition
Thinking
Feeling
Myers-Briggs Types- Functions:
It Seeks fullest possible experience of what is immediate and real.
•Sensation (S)
•Intuition (N)
•Thinking (T)
•Feeling (F)
Myers-Briggs Types- Functions:
It Seeks the broadest view of what is possible and insightful.
•Sensation (S)
•Intuition (N)
•Thinking (T)
•Feeling (F)
Myers-Briggs Types- Functions:
It Seeks rational order and plan according to impersonal logic.
•Sensation (S)
•Intuition (N)
•Thinking (T)
•Feeling (F)
Myers-Briggs Types- Functions:
It Seeks rational order according to harmony among subjective values.
•Sensation (S)
•Intuition (N)
•Thinking (T)
•Feeling (F)
Myers-Briggs Types- Attitudes:
Attention drawn out to objects & people in environment
•Extroverted (E)
•Introverted (I)
•Perceptive (P)
•Judging (J)
Myers-Briggs Types- Attitudes:
Attention on inner world of concepts & Ideas
•Extroverted (E)
•Introverted (I)
•Perceptive (P)
•Judging (J)
Myers-Briggs Types- Attitudes:
Attuned to incoming information
•Extroverted (E)
•Introverted (I)
•Perceptive (P)
•Judging (J)
Myers-Briggs Types- Attitudes:
Making decisions, seeking closure, planning operations, or organizing activities
•Extroverted (E)
•Introverted (I)
•Perceptive (P)
•Judging (J)
Carl Jung's Fuctions of Mind:
•Extroverted (E)
•Introverted (I)
•Extroverted (E)
•Introverted (I)
•Perceptive (P)
•Judging (J)
Myers-Briggs's Fuctions of Mind:
•Extroverted (E)
•Introverted (I)
•Extroverted (E)
•Introverted (I)
•Perceptive (P)
•Judging (J)
