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1. Jung's view of personality differs from Freud's in that Jung a. Placed and even greater emphasis on the unconscious. b. Emphasized social factors in personality. c. Saw human nature as shaped solely by future goals. d. Placed more emphasis on sex. 2. Jung's theory is concerned with a. Inherited primal experiences. b. The development of social relationships. c. Consciousness, much more than Freud. d. Past events, not future aspirations. 3. Carl Jung's childhood experiences included a. A typically happy and peaceful Swiss family life. b. The attention and adoration of a young and attractive mother. c. A life of ease based on his father's success in business. d. Personal loneliness and the marital conflicts and mental instability of his parents. 4. The relationship between Freud and Jung a. Was not as close and that between Freud and Adler. b. Showed elements of the Oedipus complex. c. Began when Jung was a student d. Ended after Jung resolved his neurotic crisis. 5. Jung's theory of personality differs sharply from Freud's concerning the importance of a. Unconscious motivation. b. Analyzing the hidden mind. c. Understanding dreams. d. Spirituality and religion.

          1. Jung's view of personality differs from Freud's in that Jung
a. Placed and even greater emphasis on the unconscious.
b. Emphasized social factors in personality.
c. Saw human nature as shaped solely by future goals.
d. Placed more emphasis on sex.
2. Jung's theory is concerned with
a. Inherited primal experiences.
b. The development of social relationships.
c. Consciousness, much more than Freud.
d. Past events, not future aspirations.
3. Carl Jung's childhood experiences included
a. A typically happy and peaceful Swiss family life.
b. The attention and adoration of a young and attractive mother.
c. A life of ease based on his father's success in business.
d. Personal loneliness and the marital conflicts and mental instability of his parents.
4. The relationship between Freud and Jung
a. Was not as close and that between Freud and Adler.
b. Showed elements of the Oedipus complex.
c. Began when Jung was a student
d. Ended after Jung resolved his neurotic crisis.
5. Jung's theory of personality differs sharply from Freud's concerning the importance of
a. Unconscious motivation.
b. Analyzing the hidden mind.
c. Understanding dreams.
d. Spirituality and religion.

1. Jung's view of personality differs from Freud's in that Jung
a. Placed and even greater emphasis on the unconscious.
b. Emphasized social factors in personality.
c. Saw human nature as shaped solely by future goals.
d. Placed more emphasis on sex.
2. Jung's theory is concerned with
a. Inherited primal experiences.
b. The development of social relationships.
c. Consciousness, much more than Freud.
d. Past events, not future aspirations.
3. Carl Jung's childhood experiences included
a. A typically happy and peaceful Swiss family life.
b. The attention and adoration of a young and attractive mother.
c. A life of ease based on his father's success in business.
d. Personal loneliness and the marital conflicts and mental instability of his parents.
4. The relationship between Freud and Jung
a. Was not as close and that between Freud and Adler.
b. Showed elements of the Oedipus complex.
c. Began when Jung was a student
d. Ended after Jung resolved his neurotic crisis.
5. Jung's theory of personality differs sharply from Freud's concerning the importance of
a. Unconscious motivation.
b. Analyzing the hidden mind.
c. Understanding dreams.
d. Spirituality and religion.

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