A) Analysis of mythical structures
B) Clinical psychology practices
C) Carl Jung's personal experiences and insights
D) Theories of dream interpretation

A) The formation of group identity
B) The achievement of academic goals
C) The development of social skills
D) The process of becoming one's true self

A) Jean Piaget
B) Sigmund Freud
C) Carl Rogers
D) B.F. Skinner

A) Avoiding painful memories
B) Only using rational thought
C) Focusing on external validation
D) Facing and integrating one's shadow

A) Active imagination
B) Hypnosis
C) Behavior modification
D) Psychoanalysis

A) As a time for relaxation and leisure
B) As a continuation of his exploration of the psyche
C) As a failure to accomplish his goals
D) As a retreat from society

A) A source of inspiration and connection
B) Irrelevant to psychological health
C) An obstacle to civilization
D) Merely a backdrop to human actions

A) The evolution of religion
B) Universal themes in human experience
C) Historical inaccuracies in myths
D) The differences between cultures