Why do you think that the idea/concept

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Unit 6 2 Freud and Neo-Freudians rely 1
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Freud, Jung, and other Neo-Freudian such as Erikson, Horney,
or Anna Freud are identified as some of the founding theorists in helping to
shape the concept of personality in psychology. In viewing the short clips on
Freud by clicking here, Jung by clicking here, and other Neo-Freudians by
clicking here, please choose either (meaning just ONE) Freud, Jung, or other
the video on other Neo-Freudians to help answer the following questions in
addition to the material provided in your book:

What is at least 1 idea/concept that you learned about the
theorist(s) that you found particularly fascinating. Why? Please share details
and an example.
Why do you think that the idea/concept is helpful in the
study of psychology? Please share details and an example to help demonstrate
your viewpoint and understanding.
Do you think that the idea/concept is still relevant in
today’s society? Please explain your thoughts.

Vivian Vidal
UNIT 6.2
COLLAPSE
I found Jung`s theory to be the most interesting. The theory
of collective unconsious “the repository of all human knowledge”(Tangen,
2010) is very fascinating because I could correlate this theory with being
black in American. As a people of color, there is a lot harbored within our
conscious minds of what we endured in the past. The video mentioned that much
of our emotions and purposes are stemmed from previous archeological
representations and are the catalyst behind our life goals and purpose. I was
confused about what that meant but after looking up some term, I got some basic
understanding. Archeological representations aren’t as staright forward for
African Americans as they are for other cultures. Beyond slavery, our
“acheological representions” are hear-say. How does a culture
discover their purpose from archeological representations that have been
distorted by history and greed?

In the study of psychology, the theory of collective
unconscious not only deciphers the reason behind our current behavior, it
traces back to the foundation and answers the question, when? Behind every
problem or complex situation, I think finding the root would give us clearer
answers and solutions. For example, if psychologist weren`t informed of when
Genie had began being abused, and what triggered her father to do so, they
would have had a harder time developing a plan to get her into a healthier
state.
The idea is still relevant in today`s society because even
more today than ever before we are headed into more complex behavior. With the
constant stimulation from technolgy, people are adjusting their personalities
or lack there of to keep up. Keeping track of how society was prior to all
these advancements is crucial in moving forward at a healthier rate, metally
and physically.

If You Know Nothing About Personality 05: Jung .
(2010).

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