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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. The woman's male sub-personality is called the ______.
(a) Alpha.
(b) Animus.
(c) Man.
(d) Anima.
2. The Divine Child becomes:
(a) The Warrior.
(b) The Lover.
(c) The King.
(d) The Magician.
3. The authors believe that gangs and crime indulge _____ behavior in young men.
(a) Violent.
(b) Creative.
(c) Selfish.
(d) Loving.
4. What role does the Weakling Prince play in the Divine Child?
(a) He isn't involved.
(b) He is a trusted advisor.
(c) He is a shadow side.
(d) He is his conscience.
5. The authors believe that men are _____ by nature.
(a) Violent.
(b) Childish.
(c) Selfish.
(d) Nurturing.
Short Answer Questions
1. The Divine Child is the most____ of the immature masculine archetypes.
2. The cave paintings detail the "____ world" of masculinity.
3. In "Boy Psychology and Man Psychology" what is the stance on shadow-sides of a man's personality integrating into his whole personality?
4. What is the role of the Dummy in the Precocious Child?
5. What do the authors believe forces archetypes to go awry?
Short Essay Questions
1. Can the shadow sides of a male personality integrate into a fully mature male? What is their affect on an adult?
2. How do the Denying Innocent One and the Manipulator compare?
3. What is Active Imagination Dialogue?
4. What professions is the Tyrant usually drawn to?
5. What personalities are most prone to the Tyrant? Why?
6. What are the challenges men face in maturing and how do the authors see the challenges affect them?
7. Once one begins this process, how long do the authors say it take to become a fully-fledged male?
8. Why does the Weakling respond with rage to some situations?
9. What human needs do the Magician and Lover fulfill?
10. Why does the High Chair Tyrant act as he does? As a child? As an adult?
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