CARL JUNG PSYCHO-DYNAMIC THEORY OF PERSONALITY AND MYERS BRIGGS TYPE INDICATOR-INTRODUCTION,LEVELS OF PSYCHE,DYNAMICS OF PERSONALITY,FUNCTIONS AND ATTITUDE OF PEOPLE,MBTI

1. PSYCHODYNAMICS
• Psychodynamics, is an approach to psychology that
emphasizes systematic study of the psychological forces that
underlie human behavior, feelings, and emotions and how
they might relate to early experience.
• It is especially interested in the dynamic relations between
1. Conscious motivation
2. Unconscious motivation

2. CARL JUNG THEORY OF PERSONALITY
• PROPONENT:
• CARL JUNG
• -BORN ON JULY 26, 1875
• -CANTON THURGAU,
SWITZERLAND
• JUNG’S THEORY IDENTIFIED AS
PSYCHODYNAMIC THEORY BECAUSE THE
EMPHASIS OF UNCONSCIOUS PROCESSES
• DIFFERENCE WITH SIGMUND FREUD:
• JUNG IS A NEO-FREUDIAN
• NOTE: NEO-FREUDIAN
-AGREED WITH SIGMUND FREUD ON
SOME POINTS, BUT THEIR
DISAGREEMENTS WITH MANY OF FREUD'S
IDEAS LED THEM TO BRANCH OUT AND
DEVELOP THEIR OWN.

3. LEVELS OF PSYCHE
CONSCIOUS
PERSONAL UNCONSCIOUS
COLLECTIVE
UNCONSCIOUS
ARCHETYPES

4. DYNAMICS OF PERSONALITY
CAUSALITY &
TELEOLOGY
PROGRESSION
& REGRESSION
• Humans are motivated
both by their past
experiences and by their
expectations of the
future.
• To achieve self-realization, people
must adapt to both their external
and internal worlds.
• Progression involves adaptation to
the outside world and the forward
flow of psychic energy, whereas
regression refers to adaptation to
the inner world and the backward
flow of psychic energy

7. MADE BY
ANJALI MEHTA