Jung Had a Slightly Different Approach from Freud Advocating the Tabula

question 10

Multiple Choice

Jung had a slightly different approach from Freud advocating the tabula rasa approach. What was the basis of these beliefs?

• A) He believed that each person was unique-a product of their own heredity and environment that immediately shaped their perceptions of the world.
• B) That individuals were born as blank templates rather than had inbuilt, unconscious predispositions that immediately shaped their perceptions of the world.
• C) That individuals were not born as blank templates but had inbuilt, unconscious predispositions that immediately shaped their perceptions of the world.
• D) He believed that each person was not unique-a product of their own environment that could not shape their perceptions of the world.

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