Evolutionary Theorists Account for the Many Different Emotions That Humans

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Multiple Choice

Evolutionary theorists account for the many different emotions that humans are capable of experiencing by assuming that

• A) each emotion is associated with its own distinctive pattern of autonomic arousal.
• B) a small number of primary emotions can occur in various combinations and at various intensities.
• C) humans use their advanced cognitive skills to make fine distinctions between emotions.
• D) each and every specific emotion evolved separately.

Recognize the principles governing psychic energy (opposites, equivalence, entropy).

Compare and contrast Jung's theory with Freud's, including their views on personality development and the unconscious.

Explain Jung's views on introversion and extraversion.

Summarize how Jung's personal and professional experiences influenced the development of his theory.

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Definitions:

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