King, Warrior, Magician, Lover: Rediscovering the Archetypes of the Mature Masculine Quiz

Robert L. Moore

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Questions 1-5 of 24:

What is the role of the Mama's Boy in the Oedipal Child? (from Boy Psychology and Man Psychology)

He is his shadow side.

He is his conscience.

He is his friend.

He is his enemy.

A man who endures the difficult journey of maturity is one who desires what? (from Conclusion: Accessing the Archetypal Powers of the Mature Masculine)

A deeper meaning to his life.

A broader world perspective.

More popularity amongst his peers.

Gratification from his family.

What role does the Sadist play in the Warrior? (from The King and The Warrior)

He is an enemy.

He is his conscience.

He is his ego.

He is a shadow-side.

What is the King a product of? (from The King and The Warrior)

Years of training.

Good parenting.

A miraculous event.

The integration of the other archetypes.

The Grandstander Bully's aggressive behavior is fueled by his ______. (from Boy Psychology and Man Psychology)

Courage,

Insecurities.

Stupidity.

Ego.

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