Jung's Theory Focuses on a Person's Inability to Accept Past

question 15

Multiple Choice

Jung's theory focuses on a person's inability to accept past accomplishments and failures. When assessing a client, which statement supports this theory of a patient's belief?

• A) "I am having trouble finding the right bowling league since I retired."
• B) "I joined a sewing club with my older sister but don't always feel like going."
• C) "I lost my husband to a younger, more attractive woman about 4 years ago."
• D) "I still get up every morning to go walking, but I miss my dog since she died."

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Definitions:

Psychological Demand

The degree to which a task requires sustained psychological effort or skills.

Mental Load

The cognitive burden of keeping track of and managing household tasks, responsibilities, and planning, often disproportionately shouldered by one person in a household.

Decision Control

The extent to which individuals have the power or autonomy to make choices and decisions regarding aspects of their life or work, influencing their sense of control and satisfaction.

Occupational Stress

The physical and emotional stress experienced due to pressures and demands at one's place of work.