Psychology 2550A/B Chapter 4: Chapter 4- Neoanalytic and Ego Aspects of Personality .docx

• School: Western University
• Department: Psychology
• Course: Psychology 2550A/B
• Professor: Catharine Hondzel

Document Summary

Chapter 4: neo-analytic and ego aspects of personality: identity. New analysis, people that were inspired by freud but didn"t"t totally agree with him. Jung: big ideas were introversion and extroversion: relieving their anxieties out on other people or being reserved to, jung would ask questions like how would you deal with stressful events? themselves. Didn"t agree with freud"s sexual motives alone. Ccultural side and global interest in the consistencies of culture. 2 childhood themes would later become the basis of his theory: He was two different personalities: the child that he outwardly appeared to be, a wise and cultured gentlemen of the previous century. He looked at personality in terms of its goals and future orientation. The psyche is divided into 3 parts: conscious ego, personal unconscious, collective conscious. Aspect of personality that is conscious and it embodies the sense of self.