PCN-107 FINAL COMPREHENSIVE TEST 2026
FULL ANSWERS REVIEW GRADED A+
◉ Self. Answer: Jung/ Analyitcal: the _____ represents the unity of
consciousness and unconsciousness. Since consciousness expands
as we age, the _____ is always changing as we integrate different parts
of ourselves into consciousness. The ____ has to do with what we are
becoming and is closely related to the process of individuation.
◉ Shadow. Answer: Jung/ Analytical: parts of our life that we do not
want to claim. It has the power to encapsulate our hidden parts and
keep them safely walled off from consciousness.
It is all of what we are not in our conscious lives.
◉ Psyche. Answer: Jung/ Analytical: represented all of our
psychological processes and contained all which is in consciousness,
the personal unconscious, and the collective unconscious.
◉ Anima/animus. Answer: Jung/ Analytical: We all have an inner
gender-opposite that calls us. Male: inner opposite is anima; Female
is animus.
◉ Introvert/extrovert. Answer: Jung/ Analytical: Introvert: gets
energy from being alone
,Extrovert: gets energy from being in the presence of others
◉ Mandala. Answer: Jung/ Analytical:A concentric diagram that was
used centuries ago to represent the divine, God, wholeness, and
existence, the _________ is still used today as a source of meditation,
peace, and harmony, and to indicate one's search for completeness.
Each person's _________ is, of course, unique, and symbolic of his or
her own path toward wholeness.
◉ Striving for Perfection. Answer: Individual: developed by Alfred
Adler and his holistic theory of personalty development, aim of
therapy is more adoptive feelings of inferiority (instead people are
to try to strive for superiority).
◉ Complexes. Answer: Jung/ Analytical: Kind of like archetypes.
Formed in personal unconscious. indeterminate number of ________
are formed out of repressed material and fueled by our archetypes
◉ Inferiority. Answer: Adler/ Individual: feelings of _______________
drive a person.
Adler's conception of a basic feeling of inadequacy stemming from
childhood experiences
◉ Social Interest. Answer: Adler/ Individual: In Adler's theory, a
feeling of openness with all humanity.
, ◉ Birth Order. Answer: Adler/ Individual: Adler identified five
psychological positions from which children tend to view life: oldest,
second of only two, middle, youngest, and only. Actual ___________
___________ itself is less important than a person's interpretation of his
or her place in the family.
◉ Private logic. Answer: Adler/ Individual: unconscious beliefs.
Leads to a "fictional final goal"
◉ Style of Life. Answer: Adler/ Individual: reflective of the person's
movement toward his or her subjective final goal. Whether our
subjective final goal results in a lifestyle that is reflected by healthy
or maladaptive behaviors, it is deeply rooted in the past, affects our
present, and leads us toward our future
◉ Teleology. Answer: Adler/ Individual: The goal becomes the final
cause, the ultimate independent variable. To the extent that the goal
provides the key for the understanding the individual, it is a working
hypothesis on the part of the psychologist
◉ Compensation. Answer: Individual: According to Adler, efforts to
overcome imagined or real inferiorities by developing one's abilities.
Individuals do this to "make up for" the abilities they don't currently
have.
FULL ANSWERS REVIEW GRADED A+
◉ Self. Answer: Jung/ Analyitcal: the _____ represents the unity of
consciousness and unconsciousness. Since consciousness expands
as we age, the _____ is always changing as we integrate different parts
of ourselves into consciousness. The ____ has to do with what we are
becoming and is closely related to the process of individuation.
◉ Shadow. Answer: Jung/ Analytical: parts of our life that we do not
want to claim. It has the power to encapsulate our hidden parts and
keep them safely walled off from consciousness.
It is all of what we are not in our conscious lives.
◉ Psyche. Answer: Jung/ Analytical: represented all of our
psychological processes and contained all which is in consciousness,
the personal unconscious, and the collective unconscious.
◉ Anima/animus. Answer: Jung/ Analytical: We all have an inner
gender-opposite that calls us. Male: inner opposite is anima; Female
is animus.
◉ Introvert/extrovert. Answer: Jung/ Analytical: Introvert: gets
energy from being alone
,Extrovert: gets energy from being in the presence of others
◉ Mandala. Answer: Jung/ Analytical:A concentric diagram that was
used centuries ago to represent the divine, God, wholeness, and
existence, the _________ is still used today as a source of meditation,
peace, and harmony, and to indicate one's search for completeness.
Each person's _________ is, of course, unique, and symbolic of his or
her own path toward wholeness.
◉ Striving for Perfection. Answer: Individual: developed by Alfred
Adler and his holistic theory of personalty development, aim of
therapy is more adoptive feelings of inferiority (instead people are
to try to strive for superiority).
◉ Complexes. Answer: Jung/ Analytical: Kind of like archetypes.
Formed in personal unconscious. indeterminate number of ________
are formed out of repressed material and fueled by our archetypes
◉ Inferiority. Answer: Adler/ Individual: feelings of _______________
drive a person.
Adler's conception of a basic feeling of inadequacy stemming from
childhood experiences
◉ Social Interest. Answer: Adler/ Individual: In Adler's theory, a
feeling of openness with all humanity.
, ◉ Birth Order. Answer: Adler/ Individual: Adler identified five
psychological positions from which children tend to view life: oldest,
second of only two, middle, youngest, and only. Actual ___________
___________ itself is less important than a person's interpretation of his
or her place in the family.
◉ Private logic. Answer: Adler/ Individual: unconscious beliefs.
Leads to a "fictional final goal"
◉ Style of Life. Answer: Adler/ Individual: reflective of the person's
movement toward his or her subjective final goal. Whether our
subjective final goal results in a lifestyle that is reflected by healthy
or maladaptive behaviors, it is deeply rooted in the past, affects our
present, and leads us toward our future
◉ Teleology. Answer: Adler/ Individual: The goal becomes the final
cause, the ultimate independent variable. To the extent that the goal
provides the key for the understanding the individual, it is a working
hypothesis on the part of the psychologist
◉ Compensation. Answer: Individual: According to Adler, efforts to
overcome imagined or real inferiorities by developing one's abilities.
Individuals do this to "make up for" the abilities they don't currently
have.
