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acc299

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What is Carl Jung's archetype, the shadow?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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What are some of the challenges to Sigmund Freud's beliefs?
 
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Reply #1 on: Jun 21, 2018
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Answer: Jung's archetype, the shadow, is the personification of the dark side of the ego and has some overlap with Sigmund Freud's id, a dark, sexual, and aggressive place. Your dark side can also be the opposite of your usual self, such as an introvert when you are usually an extravert.

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Answer: Freud's beliefs have been challenged and dissected over the years. Many of the theories are difficult to prove or disprove. Another problem is that his beliefs are not parsimonious (or straightforward).


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