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This Swiss psychiatrist founded analytical psychology and introduced concepts like the collective unconscious and archetypes.
Difficulty: EasyThis term describes when a psychological tendency reaches its extreme and transforms into its opposite.
Difficulty: MediumThis alchemical term refers to the raw, undifferentiated material that serves as the starting point for transformation.
Difficulty: HardJung used this term for the hidden, repressed aspects of personality that the conscious ego does not identify with.
Difficulty: EasyThis alchemical term Jung used refers to the initial dark, chaotic phase of psychological transformation.
Difficulty: MediumJung's essay on this Gnostic text from the Nag Hammadi library explored its psychological significance.
Difficulty: HardThis Jungian term describes the social mask or public face we present to the world.
Difficulty: EasyJung termed this the psychological center that organizes and gives meaning to life, distinct from the ego.
Difficulty: Medium