What Was True of Shinto

question 66

Multiple Choice

What was true of Shinto?

• A) It was the Japanese version of Theravada Buddhism.
• B) It involved the performance of ritual acts, usually performed at a shrine.
• C) It stressed military violence and gore.
• D) It included aspects involving belief in the humanity of the emperor.
• E) It was heavily influence by Southeast Asian Hinduism.

Comprehend Jung's concepts of the collective unconscious, persona, and the process of individuation.

Understand Freud's views on defense mechanisms and their role in personality.

Learn about the concepts of transference and countertransference in Freudian psychoanalysis.

Grasp Freud's stages of child psychosexual development and related complexes (Oedipus and Electra).

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