Jung's Distinction Between People Who Are Outwardly Oriented Toward the World

question 3

Multiple Choice

Jung's distinction between people who are outwardly oriented toward the world and those who are turned in on themselves corresponds to

• A) Erikson's stage of intimacy versus isolation.
• B) Freud's ideas of the oral and anal character types.
• C) Jung's own concept of animus and anima.
• D) the extraversion-introversion dimension of the Big Five.

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Definitions:

Therapeutic Relationship

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Treatment Cooperation

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Feared Stimuli

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