Which of the following did Jung believe was the most difficult ...

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Which of the following did Jung believe was the most difficult step in the individuation process?
 
  a. Uniting all the opposing aspects within the psyche
  c. Concealing the forces of the shadow from others
  b. Recognizing the characteristics of the other sex within the self
  d. Dominating the unconscious forces into conscious awareness

Question 2

Which of the following steps in Jung's theory of individuation involves one's acceptance of his or her genuine self that is generally covered by a public face?
 
  a. Confronting the unconscious
  b. Transcend
  c. Dethroning the persona
  d. Accepting the anima and animus archetype

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Answer to Question 1

ANS: B
FEEDBACK: In the individuation process a man must be able to express his anima archetype, or traditionally feminine traits such as tenderness, and a woman must come to express her animus, or traditionally masculine traits such as assertiveness. Jung believed that this recognition of the characteristics of the other sex was the most difficult step in the individuation process because it represents the greatest change in our self-image.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: C
FEEDBACK: In the midlife process of individuation, the first change involves dethroning the persona. Although we must continue to play various social roles if we are to function in the real world and get along with different kinds of people, we must recognize that our public personality may not represent our true nature. Further, we must come to accept the genuine self that the persona has been covering.