Analytical psychology
It is a term coined by the famous Swiss psychologist, Carl Jung. According to Jung’s definition of analytical psychology, the unconscious includes individuals’ personal unconscious and that which they have inherited from their ancestors. Jung classified people into introverted and extraverted types. He sub-classifies them according to four primary functions of the mind—thinking, feeling, sensation, and intuition—one or more of which Jung believed predominates in any given person.
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