The name given by the Swiss psychonalyst Carl Gustav Jung (1875–1961) to his theoretical system, which minimizes the influences of sexual factors in emotional disorders and stresses mystical and religious influences and a belief in the collective unconscious.
The name given by the Swiss psychoanalyst Carl Gustav Jung to his theoretical system, which minimizes the influences of sexual factors in emotional disorders and stresses mystical religious influences and a belief in the collective unconscious.
A school or system of psychology.
Psychoanalysis based on the concepts of Carl Jung, de-emphasizing sexual factors in motivation and emphasizing the “collective unconscious” and “psychological types” (introvert and extrovert).