Jung is known for his research of personality. His theories were made into it's own school of psychology; analytical psychology or Jungian psychology. "According to Jung the ego represents the conscious mind as it comprises the thoughts, memories, and emotions a person is aware of" (Peele & DeGrandpre, 1995). The theory emphasizes that the individual has two representations of oneself that are conscious and unconscious features that can be personal and collective simultaneously. The ego to Jung is
from Freud’s form of psychotherapy, which Freud called psychoanalysis. The Jungian analysis is the phase most commonly used today to describe Jung’s model of therapeutic practice. Jung believes the goal of the therapist is to help the person recognize the unconsciousness and help the client understand how better to find a solution to their problems. Jungian analyst is a specialized form of psychotherapy in which the Jungian analyst and the patient work together to increase the patients consciousness
My Jungian 16-type personally is ISTJ. According to the Prentice Hall’s self-assessment library, ISTJ people are “organized, compulsive, private, trustworthy, and practical”. (Prentice Hall Self-Assessment, what is my 16-type Personality) I do agree with all of them except “organized and compulsive "I do not think of myself as organized and compulsive. I was a little disappointed in myself to learn how terrible I handle ambiguity. I scored a 10 from a scale of 7-48. I thought about how I behave when