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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where does Jung say his psychology originates?
(a) In the history of his land.
(b) In his racial identity.
(c) In his unconcious mind.
(d) In his ancestors' experience.

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

3. What was the subject of Jung's thesis at university?
(a) Paranormal activities and mediums.
(b) Magic in literature.
(c) Sexual trauma in childhood.
(d) Alkaloids and heart health.

4. Where did Jung feel closest to God?
(a) In church.
(b) In nature.
(c) At home.
(d) In school.

5. Where was Jung's first posting?
(a) In a battlefield hospital.
(b) In a local clinic.
(c) In a mental hospital.
(d) In a research hospital.

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

7. How was Jung's thesis received?
(a) It was derided.
(b) It was praised highly.
(c) It was rejected.
(d) It was accepted.

8. How did Jung feel about religious practice as a child?
(a) He found it hollow.
(b) He found it painfully beautiful.
(c) He found it offensive and ridiculous.
(d) He found it a little too convincing.

9. How was abnormal psychology seen in Jung's time?
(a) As legitimate science.
(b) As nearer the occult than science.
(c) As scientifically worthless.
(d) As a punishment for wayward psychologists.

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

11. What was Jung afraid of as a child?
(a) His father.
(b) Men in black frocks.
(c) Men in large groups.
(d) Protestants.

12. How did Jung feel about his career?
(a) He was smart and successful because of his natural intelligence.
(b) He was passionately interested in mental health.
(c) He took the clinic in hand and ran it the way he wanted to.
(d) He was attentive to the needs of his patients and cared for them.

13. How often were patients allowed to return home from the asylum Jung practiced at?
(a) Only in cases of rare progress.
(b) Almost all the time.
(c) Often.
(d) Hardly ever.

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

15. How did the relationship between Jung and Freud develop?
(a) They were close, but a rift opened between them.
(b) They grew closer and closer over time.
(c) They began to distrust each other almost from the start.
(d) They began to play a greater and greater role in each other's work, but spent little time together socially.

Short Answer Questions

1. What kind of formative event shaped Jung?

2. What result does Jung's blasphemous dream have?

3. What did Jung begin to write about as his career developed?

4. What did Jung feel when his parents brought home a baby sister?

5. How did Jung feel about religious rituals as a child?

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