1. Jung: Structure of Personality

2. Jung: Structure of Personality
The Psyche or Mind is Composed of Numerous diversified but interacting systems and levels
There are three
Consciousness
Personal Unconscious
Collective Unconscious

4. Consciousness only part drawn directly by individual
Four functions of Consciousness
Thinking, Feeling, Sensing, Intuiting
Basic use differs and allows for individual differences in personality
Extroversion and Introversion
Attitudes that determine the orientation of the couscous mind

5. Consciousness
Individualization: The process by which a person becomes an individual and differentiated from others (Socrates: “Know Thyself”)

6. Consciousness
The Ego: selects incoming data and brings to conscious that which is in line with our individuation/ self.
What is filtered is determined by dominate function – Think, Feel, ect
Highly individuated people allow more things to become conscious (Critical Thinkers)

7. Personal Unconscious “Store House of Memory”
Experiences that fail to gain access to consciousness do not disappear. Nothing that is experienced ceases to exists

8. Personal Unconscious Experiences
Memories
Once Couscous experiences which have been repressed or disregarded.
Ex. Distressed thoughts, unsolved problems, Conflict, Moral Issues
Weak experience to weak to reach conscious men.
Dream production – store house of things remembered
Repressed Conflict

9. Complexes Group of contents group together to form a constellation
Associated groups of feelings, thoughts, memories
Word Association Test – Given list of words, some words elect haughty response
Caused by unconscious emotion
Jung introduced Work Complex to Psychology
Very strongly preoccupied by something
he can hardly think about anything else
inferiority, sex, money, “Hang-up”

10. Review: Ego is the center of Consciousness and personal unconscious is store house of repressed psychic material. Both originate with experience Strictly Environmental
Evolution and Heredity provide blueprints for the psyche just as they do for the body. Mind of man is pre figured by evolution and heredity in vehicle. The individual is linked with ancestors

11. Collective Unconscious
Existence of Collective Unconscious is not based on experiences
The contents of the Collective Unconscious are not consciously known
Predisposition in behavior – Patterns inherited are more likely to manifest

12. Collective Unconscious
Ex. Heart Disease, Cancer, BP Diabetes
We easily perceive something’s and react to them in certain ways because the collective unconscious is predisposition to them.
Habits become instincts, acquired characters
We depend upon the evolution of the brain

13. Archetypes
Archetype - is an original model of a person, object, or concept from which similar instances are derived, copied, patterned, or emulated
Hero, villain, God, mother, father, man, woman, natural objects – tree, sun, moon, wind, river

14. Archetypes - cont
Self - the regulating center of the psyche and facilitator of individuation
Shadow - the opposite of the ego image, often containing qualities that the ego does not identify with but possesses nonetheless
Anima - the feminine image in a man's psyche
Animus - the masculine image in a woman's psyche