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Neoanalytic approach
A psychological perspective that emphasizes ego development and its role in social relationships, diverging from Freudian focus on sexuality and aggression.
Ego
The part of the psyche that holds one's conscious thoughts and mediates between the personal unconscious and reality.
Collective unconscious
A concept by Jung referring to a part of the unconscious mind shared by all humans, containing archetypes and universal instincts.
Archetypes
Innate, universal symbols and themes that arise from the collective unconscious, found in myths and cultural narratives.
Individuation
The process of integrating different aspects of the self to achieve personal wholeness and self-realization.
Persona
The outward mask or façade a person presents to the world, often conforming to societal norms.
Shadow
The hidden or unknown aspects of the self, typically associated with traits that one disowns or fears.
Anima/Animus
Jung's concepts of the feminine aspects of the male psyche (anima) and the masculine aspects of the female psyche (animus).
Libido (according to Jung)
A general life-process energy that encompasses a broader range of human motivation beyond sexual urges.
Complexes
Clustered ideas and emotions in the personal unconscious, often manifesting as 'sub-personalities' that influence behavior.
Sensation (in Jungian psychology)
The function of perception that focuses on immediate experience and presence.
Intuition (in Jungian psychology)
The cognitive function involving perception of underlying processes and unconscious motives.
Personal unconscious
Part of the unconscious mind consisting of memories that have been repressed or forgotten, influential in a person's behavior.
Self (in Jungian psychology)
The central archetype representing the unified consciousness and sense of wholeness in an individual.
Dream analysis
A technique used in Jungian therapy to uncover unconscious material, utilizing dreams as a pathway to understanding the self.
Goal of individuation
To achieve a harmonious integration of all aspects of the self, leading to a balanced personality.
