Personality Types: Jung's Model of TypologyJung's model of typology is the basis for type tests widely used in business and university, including the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI). This book explains in detail Jung's views on the psychological attitudes of introversion and extraversion, the functions of feeling, thinking, sensation and intuition, and the pesky role of the unconscious. Includes an essay by H.K. Fierz, "The Clinical Significance of Extraversion and Introversion". Diagrams. |
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According to Jung affect Analytical Psychology archaic attitude type Auxiliary Function becomes C.G. Jung completely conscious attitude danger Daryl Sharp Toronto differentiated disturbance Edinger Los Angeles Edward F Eugene Monick external Extraversion and Introversion extraverted attitude extraverted feeling type extraverted intuitive extraverted sensation type extraverted thinking type four functions Ibid individual infantile inferior attitude inferior extraverted inferior function influence instance introverted attitude introverted feeling type introverted intuition introverted or extraverted introverted sensation type introverted thinking type Intuitive Type irrational function ISBN ject judgment Jung's model Jung's Typology Jungian Jungian Psychology manifests Marie-Louise von Franz Marion Woodman Toronto model of typology nature neurosis one's oneself orientation outer world peptic ulcers perception person physical possibilities Primary Function primitive psychic Psychological Types rational rational function repressed scious sense shadow simply social subjective factor superior function symptoms tend things thinking function thoughts tion traverted uncon unconscious writes Jung Zurich