Chapter Three: Analytical Theory
1. All but which of the following are true regarding the influence of Jung’s childhood on the
2. As a child, Jung’s home life commonly included all but which of the following occurrences?
3. Jung’s interest in carving manikins as a young child later became the foundation for one of
the cornerstone’s of his theory representing what he referred to as:
4. While at boarding school, Jung seemed to live in two worlds: one as an unremarkable
schoolboy, and another as an 18th century man. This tendency to embody different aspects of
personality later came to be a important aspect of which part of Jung’s theory?
5. The relationship between Jung and his first patient, Sabina Spielrein, was influential for all
but which of the following reasons?
6. All but which of the following are true of Jung’s career?
7. Jung’s theory has been referred to all but which of the following?
8. As a child, Jung found himself involved in this creative endeavor which he later realized was
symbolic of artwork in other cultures and was one reason he came up with his ideas about
archetypes.
9. Jung’s affair with Sabina Speilhein helped to coalesce Freud’s thoughts on:
10. Jung called the integration of different parts of self into consciousness:
11. Jung described the unusual and delayed responses to word association that individuals had
to groups of words pointing to a problematic area in a person’s life as:
12. Jung’s view of human nature included which of the following tenets?
13. Jung hypothesized that ______________ were inherited by all people and provide the
psyche with its tendency to perceive the world in certain ways that we identify as “human.”
14. Archetypes, according to Jung, are located in one’s:
15. Jung posited that one’s psyche consisted of:
16. Jung suggested that as children we develop a(n) __________which manages our mental
functions and attitudes.
17. Reflecting on self, being an observer of others, being more withdrawn than interactive,
thinking about life’s meaning and how you fit into the world, indicates which attitude type?
18. This type of mental function makes decisions by evaluating or judging situations
through the use of empathy, by understanding relationships, and by considering others’ needs.
19. Jung suggested that each one of us holds dozens or perhaps thousands of archetypes
20. People tend to favor one mental function, called the ___________, while the
complimentary mental function, is called the ______________.
21. A key concept of Jung’s theory is the idea of psychological types, which includes:
23. Which of the following houses all repressed material from an individual’s unique
experiences?
24. Which of the following archetypes seeks wholeness and completion, representing what
one will become?
25. ___________________is the process of allowing one’s mind to drift while the conscious
mind acts as a nonjudgmental observer.
26. Jung believed that men have a tendency to develop a “male” consciousness and women a
female” consciousness, and that both can learn from their______________or other
internal gender.
27. These are projections of archetypes, are transformed by the person’s unique psyche, and
represent an important part of self that needs to be acknowledged. Similar ones can be found
in different cultures.
28. Which of the following describes a reflection of a psychic event happening at the same time
that a physical event occurs?
29. The therapeutic techniques used in Analytical Therapy serve the following general
purpose(s):
30. Jung’s dialectic method is best described as:
31. Which of the following describes the phenomenon which occurs when material from the
unconscious is projected onto others?
32. According to Jung, the collective unconscious is all but which of the following:
33. As opposed to allowing one’s unconscious mind to drift while the conscious mind acts as an
observer, a Jungian therapist has a client expand on all aspects of a dream to understand the
meaning of the various symbols in the dream. This process is called:
34. All but one of the following describe the therapeutic process involved in analytical
35. When comparing the therapeutic process of analytical therapy with psychoanalysis, which
of the following is true?
36. Which of the following archetypes refers to our mask which hovers in and out of
consciousness?
37. The use of poetry, clay, painting etc. in an effort to find outlets for projections is called:
38. According to Jung, by expanding our __________________the individual is able to
integrate parts of self that have been pushed into the _______________thus, becoming a
more fully functioning person.
39. Jung suggested that archetypes are constantly impinging on us in mysterious and
unconscious ways and provide energy for which of the following?
40. Jung referred to ___________and __________when he spoke of person having an
orientation to either the outside objective world or to the internal subjective world.
41. All but one of the following are true regarding Jung’s theory.
42. The way in which one’s mental functions and attitudes divert experiences into
consciousness or the personal unconscious is called:
43. The concept which Jung referred to as _________________ is the way in which we process
44. Which is not true about complexes?
45. The Self is:
46. The ________ archetype is closest toward consciousness while the ________ archetype is
furthest in unconsciousness.
47. According to Jung, the psyche includes all but which of the following?
48. All but one of the following are techniques used in analytical therapy?
49. In regard to Jungian analysis, the client who first seeks out counseling most often
possesses a limited awareness of their own ________________.
50. Which describes the therapeutic process of analytical therapy?
51. What typically does not occur during therapeutic process of analytical therapy?
52. Relative to cross cultural issues, all but which of the following is true?
53. Although there is not a large amount of research on analytical therapy, the research on
effective therapy in general would seem to support its efficacy. Keeping this in mind, all but
which of the following aspects of analytical therapy would supports its efficacy?
True/ False
4. Jung stated that consciousness develops soon after birth and is related to how each of us use
6. The yin-yang symbol suggests that the only constant in the universe is change and that we
7. Jung wrote a book called Psychological Types which was based on his belief that there were
two attitudes and four mental functions that described an individual’s major ways of processing
8. The thinking type evaluates or judges information from a detached perspective and uses
9. Jung believed consciousness to be the tip of the iceberg, representing only a small piece of
10. Jung saw the self as the center of consciousness and described it as having four functions:
11. The personal unconscious houses all material from an individual’s unique experiences that
12. Jung believed that health is not a function of what the majority culture says is “usual” or
Matching:
Match the word or term with the corresponding phrase:
A. Consciousness
B. Personal unconscious
C. Collective unconscious
D. Ego
E. Individuation
F. Yin Yang
Match the technique with the corresponding phrase:
A. Active imagination
B. Dialectical method
C. Creative techniques
D. Amplification
E. Transference/Countertransference
F. Interpretation
___2. Allowing one’s unconscious mind to drift while the conscious mind acts as a
___4. The understanding that material from the unconscious is projected onto others and
___7. To use good advice, understanding, sympathy, encouragement and other techniques to
gently help the client examine the multiple meanings of dreams or other symbols found in the