1. In Freud’s Footsteps
Ch 14 Sec 2

2. Carl Jung Disagreed with Freud on two major points:
Jung is more positive about human nature. People will try to live up to potential.
Difference between the personal unconscious (Freud’s idea) and the collective unconscious- a “storehouse” of instincts, urges, and memories of the whole human species through history.

3. The Collective Unconscious
Full of ideas called archetypes- an inherited idea, based on the experiences of one’s ancestors, which shapes the perceptions of one’s world.
Can be identified in dreams, visions, paintings, poetry, myths, religion.

4. Archetypes Appear over and over again: The self, or “ego”.
The Shadow- One’s “dark side”.

5. Archetypes In many forms: The Hero The anima and animus-
the male and female
counterparts of the soul.
The light in the path;
goodness and mercy

6. Archetypes
The Wise Old Man
The Journey
Evil
The Great Mother

7. Alfred Adler
The driving force in your life is your desire to overcome feelings of inferiority.

8. Alfred Adler
One who continually tries to compensate for his weaknesses has an inferiority complex.
We each set up our own “lifestyle” based on our experiences.
If parents overpamper child--> self-centered child.
If parents neglect child--> angry and hostile child.