Who developed Jungian Analytical theory?

Who developed Jungian Analytical theory?

• A. Carl Jung
• B. Sigmund Freud
• C. Alfred Adler
• D. John Bowlby

Answer: (A)

Jungian Analytical theory is about the psyche seeking wholeness through a process called individuation, with a personal unconscious layered under a broader collective unconscious that houses archetypes—universal symbols that surface in dreams and myths. These ideas were developed by Carl Jung. His approach contrasts with Freud's psychoanalysis, which centers on unconscious drives and early conflicts; Adler's emphasis on social interest and striving for superiority; Bowlby's work on attachment. Recognizing Jung's focus on the collective unconscious and archetypes helps explain why this theory is associated with his name.

Jungian Analytical theory is about the psyche seeking wholeness through a process called individuation, with a personal unconscious layered under a broader collective unconscious that houses archetypes—universal symbols that surface in dreams and myths. These ideas were developed by Carl Jung. His approach contrasts with Freud's psychoanalysis, which centers on unconscious drives and early conflicts; Adler's emphasis on social interest and striving for superiority; Bowlby's work on attachment. Recognizing Jung's focus on the collective unconscious and archetypes helps explain why this theory is associated with his name.