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Carl Jung's Archetypes and Theory

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Core Concepts: Jungian archetypes are universal symbols present in collective unconscious
Personal unconscious contains repressed emotions and memories
Collective unconscious contains archetypal personalities shared by all humans
Main Archetypes: Persona represents idealized social image of self
Shadow contains hidden aspects of self, often negative traits
Animus/Anima represents feminine/masculine aspects of psyche
Self represents unified consciousness and unconsciousness
Theoretical Development: Jung initially worked with Freud but later disagreed on biological factors
Personality consists of conscious and unconscious elements
Individuation process allows repressed thoughts to reach conscious
Jung divided people into extrovert and introvert personality types
Modern Impact: Jungian theories influenced analytical psychology field
Archetypes still used in modern personality assessments
Concepts continue to shape understanding of human behavior