Mandalas represent: a. a union between opposites within the ...

[karlynnae]

Mandalas represent:
 
  a. a union between opposites within the psyche before individuals attain self-realization
  b. a synthesis between opposites within the psyche when individuals attain self-realization
  c. the altar on which consciousness and life are brought forth
  d. an occult symbolization of the conflicting forces in one's personality components

Question 2

Ryckman believes that, despite Jung's claims that the anima and animus are universal phenomena, the descriptions sound curiously like:
 
  a. present-day cultural gender-role stereotypes
  b. the superego construct of Freud
  c. they apply only to a specifically Christian work-ethic society
  d. they suggest applicability only for matriarchal societies

[tdewitt]

Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

a