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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 4, Psychiatric Activities.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How often did Carl Jung and Aniela Jaffe spend time together gathering materials for Jung's autobiography?
(a) A few hours a month.
(b) A few hours each day.
(c) A few hours each week.
(d) A few weekends a year.

2. How was mental health practiced when Jung entered it?
(a) It was in an obscure boundary-land between science and crime.
(b) It was closer to running a prison.
(c) It was outside of science.
(d) It was at the heart of scientific debates about psychology.

3. What did the event convince Jung to believe?
(a) That ordinary events are misleading.
(b) That men are strangers to themselves.
(c) That he was essentially powerless.
(d) That the impossible can occur.

4. How did Jung feel about religious rituals as a child?
(a) He found them ineffective.
(b) He couldn't convince himself to go through the motions.
(c) He repeated them with deep feeling.
(d) He repeated them obsessively.

5. What plan of treatment led Jung to his breakthrough?
(a) He worked with the patient's family.
(b) He used a new combination of medicines.
(c) He involved the patient in her own cure.
(d) He read the patient's writings.

Short Answer Questions

1. How did Jung attempt to approach God?

2. What kinds of conversations were standard fare in Jung's childhood household?

3. What was Jung's mental state when he started working?

4. What did Jung's father's dislike for Jesuits probably stem from?

5. What did Jung read of Nietzsche's work?

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