What Was Jung's Attitude Toward Myths

question 36

Multiple Choice

What was Jung's attitude toward myths?

• A) He thought that myths had been made unnecessary by modern science.
• B) He thought myths were useful, but only for uneducated people.
• C) He thought myths were important at the early stages of psychological development, before the individuation process, but not thereafter.
• D) He thought myths often provide valuable guidance.

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