It Is Typical of an Archetype, According to Jung, That

question 35

Multiple Choice

It is typical of an archetype, according to Jung, that it

• A) describes only feared and rejected aspects of personality.
• B) includes both positive and negative aspects.
• C) is not experienced until adulthood.
• D) can be expressed in words, but not in visual images.

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