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oThe Human Psyche

oConscious
oPersonal Unconscious
oCollective Unconscious

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oConscious Mind- Ego
oAttitudes
o Extraversion
o Introversion
oPsychological Functions
o Rational Functions
o Thinking and Feeling
o Non rational Functions
o Sensing and Intuiting

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oPersonal Unconscious
oClusters and Complexes
oPersonal Memories
oThoughts
oFantasies
oSubjective Reactions to events

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oCollective Unconscious
oArchetypes
oSelf
oAnima
oAnimus
oShadow

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oIndividuation
oGreater awareness of personal unconscious
oLiving in harmony
oShedding of Persona
oDevelopment of Self

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oTherapy Process
oConfession
oElucidation
oEducation
oTransformation

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oTechniques of Therapy
oActive Imagination
oWord Association
oDream Analysis
oTransference Analysis

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