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    Carl Jung was a Swiss psychiatrist and psychotherapist born in 1875 who founded analytical psychology. He conceived of personality as a complex network of interacting systems striving for harmony, including the conscious ego and personal and collective unconscious. Jung developed theories on psychic energy, the ego, complexes in the unconscious mind, psychological types, and self-realization that formed the basis of his approach to Jungian psychotherapy and influenced later research in analytical psychology.

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    Carl Jung was a Swiss psychiatrist and psychotherapist born in 1875 who founded analytical psychology. He conceived of personality as a complex network of interacting systems striving for harmony, including the conscious ego and personal and collective unconscious. Jung developed theories on psychic energy, the ego, complexes in the unconscious mind, psychological types, and self-realization that formed the basis of his approach to Jungian psychotherapy and influenced later research in analytical psychology.

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    Analytical Psychology

    Carl G. Jung
    Biographical Background
    Born in July 6, 1875 in Switzerland.
    Fields : Psychiatry, Psychology, Psychotheraphy, and Analytical Psychology.
    Alma Mater : University of Basel
    Died : June 6, 1961, at the age of eigthy-five.
    The Nature and Structure of Personality
    • Jung conceived of personality as a complex network of interacting systems
    that strive toward eventual harmony.
    • Ego one’s concious mind
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    Psychic Energy
    The Ego
    The Personal Unconcious and its Complex
    The Collective Unconcious
    Psychological Types
    Self-Realization
    Jungian Psychotheraphy
    Assessment and Research in Jung’s Theory

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