The 12 Jungian Archetypes Ruler The 4 Cardinal Orientations The 4 cardinal orientations that the archetypes are seeking to realise are: Ego - Leave a Mark on the World Order - Provide Structure to the World Social - Connect to others Freedom - Yearn for Paradise The 12 Archetypes in Detail Detailed Description of Desires,
Discover who you really are in this fascinating personality test box set, including a full-color book on Carl Jung's personality psychology and accompanying quiz cards. Carl Jung was a highly influential psychologist and the original thinker behind introverted and extroverted personality types. His ideas formed the basis of the famous Myers-Briggs personality test, and his personality classification system remains a cornerstone in the study of personality traits to this day. This brilliant box kit contains a 128-page guide explaining Jung's views on personality psychology as well as a deck of 52 cards, which form a personality test. The cards contain questions for you to answer, scoring cards to show you how your answers correlate to a particular personality type, and a range of cards providing guidance for every personality type in the key situations of everyday life. Are you: - Introverted or extroverted? - Sensing or intuitive? - Feeling or thinking? - Perceiving or judging? Contained in a sleek lidded box with ribbon pull-out, this book and card deck is a wonderful way to learn more about Carl Jung's theories, and test yourself, family and friends. ABOUT THE SERIES Learn hobbies, solve puzzles and play games with Sirius Leisure Kits. Each kit contains a book and card deck enclosed in an attractive lidded box, making it perfect for gifting.
Your personality is like an inner stage where the eight “characters” of the functions interact. Jungian Analyst John Beebe created an 8 function model that assigns archetypes to each of these eight functions. Understanding the underlying archetype of the cognitive functions in your personality type will make it easier to improve your relationship with your […]
This handout on Carl Jung includes sections on his life (background), levels of consciousness, personality types (including mention of Jung's influence on the Meyers-Briggs Types Indicator), personality development, and dream analysis. A picture of Jung is included, as well as the references / work...
According to Jung, these personality archetypes exist in the collective unconscious (psychological inheritance) & regulate how humans experience certain things.
Since all 16 personality type theories are based on Carl Jung’s Psychological Types, it’s relevant to understand the framework he laid out.
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Teacher archetypes? Carl Jung? We know the job is equal parts stressful and crucial to the future. Which teacher archetype fits your pedagogical style?
This free personality test is similar but not identical to the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI test). Made by Jungian type experts, it is short yet accurate.
Introverted Feeling (Fi) is an introverted judging function based on feeling. Introverted functions in typology are subjective, which...
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One of the reasons that we take personality quizzes or read our horoscopes is because we love to learn more
Carl Gustav Jung was a famous Swiss psychiatrist who began his exploration of the unconscious while he was a pupil of Sigmund Freud.
NFJs are the rarest personality type and the most mysterious. Anything that is relatively unknown is mysterious, but what’s amazing is that
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“When it comes to the Joker, I think there’s a lot more self-doubt than there is with other characters. He really is his arch-nemesis. He is the devil in his ear. He tells you all the t…
Introverted Intuition, or Ni, is one of the eight cognitive functions laid out by Carl Jung. The cognitive functions are the basic building blocks for each of the 16 personality types. Exploring Introverted Intuition (Ni) is the eight, and final, installment of this series. If you want to read the previous ones, check out Exploring […]
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Personality Type Test
Using Jung's Archetypes to Create compelling Fictional Characters in Writing
The Myers-Briggs personality test was created in the 1920s by a mother–daughter team who had been inspired by Carl Jung. This account of its history and adoption by organizations worldwide acknowledges both believers and sceptics while exploring our need to categorize our ‘true selves’.
In 1995, Anglelo Spoto, a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, published a book entitled Jung’s Typology in Perspective (first edition, 1988). He talked about a phenomenon he called “typo…
INFPs are natural idealists and creatives. Optimistic and warm-hearted, the INFP personality type is always looking to uncover the good in even the worst of people and situations.
ENTPs showed a significant preference for other intuitive-dominant personality types.