What Was Jung's Attitude Toward Scientific Methods and Language

question 2

Multiple Choice

What was Jung's attitude toward scientific methods and language?

• A) He praised scientific methods above literary methods.
• B) He rejected science, saying it is unsuitable for understanding the psyche.
• C) He accepted experimental science, but not survey methods.
• D) He agreed with Freud's opinion about science.

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Definitions:

Primary Personalities

Fundamental traits or characteristics that form an individual's core personality attributes.

Fusion

The process of joining two or more entities together to form a single entity, or the blending of different elements.

Subpersonalities

Distinct, enduring aspects of a person's character, or in the context of psychology, aspects of personality that may become dissociated or semi-independent in response to stress.

Joining

The act of linking or becoming part of a group or structure.