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tatyanajohnson

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In Jung's theory, inferring what underlies sensory inputs is
 
  a. sensing.
  b. signal detection.
  c. intuition.
  d. thinking abstractly.

Question 2

According to Jung's theory, knowing something because we can see it would be considered
 
  a. intuition.
  b. sensing.
  c. feeling.
  d. vision.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b



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