PSY 233 Lecture 5: Psych-Lecture 5
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Jung referred to the total integrated personality as the psyche. The personal unconscious: complexes: constellation of ideas connected by a common feeling. The collective unconscious: archetypes: inherited predisposition to respond to certain aspects of the world. Persona (mask or superficial social roles: universal need for identity management, inflation of the persona. Shadow: animalistic urges and underdeveloped positive and negative qualities, source of spontaneity and creativity. Anima (feminine side of the male psyche) Symbolism: a symbol is a visible sign of something invisible. Symbols are outward expressions of archetypes: mandala: symbol of the self striving toward wholeness. Attitudes: introversion (psyche is orientated inward - toward inner, subjective reality) Quiet, imaginative, interested in ideas: extroversion (psyche oriented outward - toward objective reality) Functions: rational functions (judgement - produced by thought or evaluation) Feeling (value things as + or - : irrational functions (perception - how we respond to stuff) Intuition (going beyond ideas, feelings and facts)
