Theories of Personality 9th Edition

Chapter 4 Jung: Analytical Psychology 127 Development of Personality Jung believed that personality develops through a series of ...

128 Part II Psychodynamic Theories themselves objectively and often refer to themselves in the third person. The islands of cons ...

Chapter 4 Jung: Analytical Psychology 129 Old Age As the evening of life approaches, people experience a diminution of conscious ...

130 Part II Psychodynamic Theories the ego and to produce a one-sided person who lacks the soul spark of personality. The self-r ...

Chapter 4 Jung: Analytical Psychology 131 In administering the test, Jung typically used a list of about 100 stimulus words chos ...

132 Part II Psychodynamic Theories there he descended into another ancient room with beautiful vaulted ceilings, which he knew i ...

Chapter 4 Jung: Analytical Psychology 133 Active Imagination A technique Jung used during his own self-analysis as well as with ...

134 Part II Psychodynamic Theories (1964), Word and Image (1979), Psychology and Alchemy (1952/1968), and Claire Dunne’s (2000) ...

Chapter 4 Jung: Analytical Psychology 135 regarded both positive and negative transference as a natural concomitant to patients’ ...

136 Part II Psychodynamic Theories A recent study of Finnish business students and managers (Jarlstrom & Valkealahti, 2010) ...

Chapter 4 Jung: Analytical Psychology 137 (34%), and for judging (83%) over perceiving (17%) functions, with no significant diff ...

138 Part II Psychodynamic Theories people in different areas of church life and in different Christian denominations. In this wa ...

Chapter 4 Jung: Analytical Psychology 139 and insisted that his scientific study of religion, mythology, folklore, and philo- so ...

140 Part II Psychodynamic Theories self-realization, which also are not clearly differentiated. Jung’s language is often arcane, ...

Chapter 4 Jung: Analytical Psychology 141 they must be willing to set aside the goals and behaviors of youth and adopt a new sty ...

142 CHAPTER 5 Klein © Keystone-France/Gamma-Keystone/ Getty Images Klein: Object Relations Theory ⬥ (^) Overview of Object Relat ...

Chapter 5 Klein: Object Relations Theory 143 M elanie Klein, the woman who developed a theory that emphasized the nurtur- ing an ...

144 Part II Psychodynamic Theories sense of identity rests on a three-step relationship with their mother. First, infants have b ...

Chapter 5 Klein: Object Relations Theory 145 produced three children: Melitta, born in 1904; Hans, born in 1907; and Erich, born ...

146 Part II Psychodynamic Theories Klein’s years in London were marked by division and controversy. Although she continued to re ...