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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How did Jung see Freud once they met?
(a) They treated each other as equals.
(b) They treated each other as rivals.
(c) They kept each other at a distance, but they collaborated.
(d) He treated him as a father.

2. Why were patients allowed to leave the asylum?
(a) They agreed to return at the first sign of abnormal behavior or feelings.
(b) They felt better after time away from the stresses that brought on their illness.
(c) The asylum could not keep them beyond a certain time.
(d) Their families were convinced to take them back.

3. How did Jung feel about his mother?
(a) He thought she did not love him or his father.
(b) He thought she wanted a different life for herself.
(c) He thought she was unintelligent and superstitious.
(d) He thought she was bright but limited.

4. How did Jung feel about meeting Freud?
(a) Thrilled and humbled.
(b) Envious and wary.
(c) Reverential.
(d) Flattered and pleased.

5. What did Jung feel when his parents brought home a baby sister?
(a) Disinterested disappointment.
(b) Ownership of the baby.
(c) Hatred.
(d) Competitive urges.

6. What were the options for mentally ill people in Jung's day?
(a) Prisons or sanitariums.
(b) Asylums and sanitariums.
(c) A wide spectrum of outpatient options.
(d) Research hospitals and asylums.

7. What did Jung begin to write about as his career developed?
(a) Incest.
(b) Fantasies.
(c) Creativity.
(d) Sexuality.

8. What dream of Jung's shows his feelings about religion?
(a) Feces falling upon a cathedral.
(b) Screaming obscenities in church.
(c) Meeting with the devil.
(d) Choking on a communion wafer.

9. What result does Jung's blasphemous dream have?
(a) He flees from the church and never returned.
(b) He begins to lie about his faith.
(c) He forces himself to continue religious practice.
(d) He ponders religion seriously.

10. Jung claims that the unconscious is the source of what?
(a) Consious activity and behavior.
(b) Lusts.
(c) Fantasies and daydreams.
(d) Desires.

11. What effect did Jung's blasphemous dream have on him?
(a) It made him feel like an outcast.
(b) It made him feel impious glee.
(c) It made him feel fear.
(d) It made him feel sacrilegious.

12. What did Jung's experience show him about Freud's practices?
(a) They were harmful.
(b) They could be applied successfully in limited cases.
(c) They were useful.
(d) They were potentially dangerous.

13. What did Jung feel was true about his childhood experiences?
(a) There was a degree of eternality to them.
(b) They were fixed in time and finite.
(c) They disappeared and never troubled him again.
(d) They haunted him until he unlocked their meaning.

14. Who did Jung consult with about his feelings about God and religion?
(a) Books by philosophers and writers.
(b) His parents.
(c) His priest.
(d) His teachers.

15. What was Jung's father's profession?
(a) Linguist.
(b) Lecturer.
(c) Minister.
(d) Engraver.

Short Answer Questions

1. How did Jung's beliefs about God affect his thinking?

2. What field did Jung settle upon in university?

3. What happened to give Jung a new perspective on his choice of field?

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

5. What plan of treatment led Jung to his breakthrough?

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