Community Health Nursing Test 3 Answer Key 3

Quizlet Theories Chapter 3 Terms in this set (40) Jung's theory is concerned with inherited primal experiences Carl Jung's childhood experiences included: personal loneliness plus the marital conflicts and mental instability How did Carl Jung overcome his neurotic disturbance, which later influenced his personality? Through the exploration of his dreams and fantasies Identify an area of disagreement between Jung and Freud The nature of libido Jung considered libido as a broader and more generalized form of psychic energy What is the term given by Carl Jung for "personality"? Psyche All of the following are principles explaining the functioning of psychic energy except: a. differentiation principle b. opposition principle c. equivalence principle d. entropy principle a What best describes Jung's principle of opposites? The conflict between polarities is the primary motivator of behavior and generator of psychic energy Jung broke from Freud's concepts because he decided to follow his own ideas and viewpoints on personality In the principle of equivalence, Jung argued that: psychic energy is continually redistributed within a personality Jung applied the principle of to psychic energy by proposing that there is a tendency toward maintaining a balance or equilibrium in the personality entropy According to Jung's principle of its two desires or beliefs differ greatly in intensity or psychic value, energy will flow from the more strongly held to the weaker entropy According to Jung's principle of entropy, if a perfect balance of psychic energy energy is attained over all the aspects of a personality According to Jung, the the conscious aspect of personality is According to Jung, all of the following are distinct aspects of the total personality except: a. ego b. collective conscious c. personal unconscious d. collective unconscious Which of the following best describes Jung's beliefs on introversion and extraversion B the personality would have no psychic energy ego a person typically has a dominant attitude toward either introversion or extraversion Which of the following applies to the mental attitudes of extraversion and introversion? a. The dominant attitude directs a person's consciousness and behavior b. Only one of the attitudes becomes dominant in a person's personality c. The non dominant attitude becomes part of a person's personal unconscious c. The nondominant attitude becomes part of a person's personal unconscious d. all of these are correct According to Jung, all of the following are functions of the psyche except: a. thinking b. intuiting c. imagining d. sensing Which of the following is grouped as rational psychological functions? a. imaging and hoping b. intuiting and sensing c. Thinking and feeling d. thinking and sensing D C C Sensing and intuiting are grouped together as non-rational psychological functions because: Jung proposed eight psychological types, based on the interactions of the According to Jung, the personality types tend to be outgoing, pleasure seeking, and adaptable. According to Jung, which of the following personality types tend to be logical and objective and live strictly by society's rules? Based on Jung's psychological types, the extraverted intuiting type of person would be According to Jung, the personal unconscious is: According to Jung, a is a core or pattern of emotions, memories, perceptions, and wishes in one's personal conscious organized around a common theme they do not use the processes of reason to evaluate experiences two psychological attitudes and four psychological functions extraverted sensing Extraverted thinking types creative, able to inspire others, and able to seize opportunities a reservoir of material that was once conscious but has been forgotten or suppressed complex Which of the following is true of Jung's concept of complexes? Complexes that are not under conscious control can interfere with consciousness According to Jung's belief, which of the following is responsible for the formation of complexes in the personal unconscious of an individual? D a. childhood experiences b. adult experiences c. ancestral experiences d. all are correct According to Jung, which of the following is the deepest and least accessible level of the human psyche? collective unconscious Jung believed that humankind collectively, as a species, store the experiences of all our human and pre-human ancestors in the collective unconscious The ancient experiences contains in the collective unconscious are manifested by recurring themes or patterns, which Jung termed archetypes According to Jung, the persona archetype refers to the: public face or role a person presents to others The anima and animus express Jung's idea that all human are essentially Which of the following archetypes contains the basic, primitive animal instincts and has the deepest roots among all? Which of the following is true of the shadow archetype? According to Jung, the self-archetype refers to the: Jung believed that the self archetype does not emerge until According to Jung's view on personality development, the ego begins to develop in: Jung believed that dreams are and in nature Jung's use of and is the source of most of the criticism directed at his theory Bisexual The shadow the behaviors that society considers evil and immoral reside in the shadow unity, integration, and harmony of the total personality all the other systems of the psyche have developed early childhood prospective; compensatory the occult; the supernatural