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| Jung's Model of the Psyche |
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| 3 levels: conscious, unconscious, collective unconscious |
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| the ego, psychological types |
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| organization of conscious mind. "gate keeper." filter that helps us from being overwhelmed by stimuli. |
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| deeper expressions of psyche. includes basic attitudes and mental functions |
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| extraversion (basic attitude) |
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| focus attn on outer world. |
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| introversion (basic attitude) |
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| thinking v feeling (mental fx) |
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| rely on logic/reasoning v personal values/beliefs |
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| sensing v intuitive (mental fx) |
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| present reality, detail oriented v meanings/possibilities, big picture |
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| storehouse of past experiences. includes non-conscious experiences and complexes |
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| clusters of emotionally charged ideas. similar to fixation. can center around person, object, idea. obsession is easily noticed by others. |
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| expend a lot of energy on things related to power i.e. dominating relationships, controlling, authority-seeking careers. |
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| obsession with looking, behaving young. one of the most common, since complexes usually center around asthetics |
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| word association technique |
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| person is given a word and asked to say first word that comes to mind. any delay = emotional tie to given word |
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| most controversial concept, hard to define. all people share certain types of roles and emotions, not dependent on the individual. includes archetypes and primordial images |
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| genetically inherited thought-forms. inherited predispositions. |
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| psychological bi-sexuality. anima (feminine side of male), animus (masculine side of female). the 2 sides must be accepted. we carry around unconscious image of opposite sex. |
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| healthy personality must accept having positive/negative sides. not overwhelmed when shadow comes out, overcome cultural supressions. |
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| public personality. conformity archetype, outward self, necessary for socialization, meet personal needs to some extent. can be harmful if person focuses on one particular role. |
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| primitive impulses. we have to surpress shadow to some degree. cost to oversupressing shadow. |
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| striving for unification. on-going process, does not emerge until middle age. self-development is universal -> mandalla. |
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| Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) |
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| 16 different types: basic attitudes(extra/intro) (judging/perceiving) & mental fxs (thinking/feelings) (sensing/intuiting) |
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| interactions among structures of personality |
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| 3 interactions: compensation, opposition, transcendence |
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| balance. illustrated in extra/intro |
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| tension from conflicts, how do we deal with them internally? creates E |
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| can be union of opposites -> leads to harmony |
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