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Carl Gustav Jung was born July 26th 1875 and died on June 6th 1961. He was a Swiss psychologist and psychiatrist who founded analytic psychology which in some aspects was a response to Sigmund Freud's psychoanalysis because he was an early support of Freud as they shared a similar interest in the unconscious

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Analytical psychology is a theory of how humans can reach their true potential if they had a balance within their mind unconsciously and consciously

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One of the first experts in his field to explore the religious nature behind human psychology

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Recognized as one of the most influential psychiatrists of all time.

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He originated the concept of introvert and extrovert personality and of the four psychological functions of sensation, intuition, thinking, and feeling

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Carl Jung exposed himself to a numerous fields of study such as biology, archeology, paleontology, and religion before he decided to settle on medicine

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His theory of humans gravitating to one of functional type while our unconsciousness gravitated to the opposite type.

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HIs theories have led to the field psychometrics, an area of study that uses questionnaires and tests to measure personality, ability, and knowledge

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He studied psychology specifically analytical psychology which we previously mentioned he founded.

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He advanced the idea of introverted & extroverted personalities and also archetypes and the power of the unconscious. This leads us into what perspective Carl would be categorized as which is psychodynamic psychology.

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Carl Jung would be categorized under psychodynamic psychology as many of the things he's studied dealt with the conscious and unconscious mind and how what role they play in our lives

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He discovered philosophy in his teens, and went against his family's wishes of him becoming a minister to study medicine and become a psychiatrist.

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He theorized that we had 3 levels of consciousness which were ego, personal unconsciousness, and collective unconsciousness.

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Ego: carries out the daily activity
Personal Unconsciousness: emotions, our own thoughts, impulses, and memories
Collective unconsciousness: not shaped by personal experiences but rather memories inherited by our ancestors

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He disagreed with Freud on some key topics, including sexuality on human behavior.

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Thinking(uses reasons),feeling(uses emotion, Sensation(uses the five senses) and intution (uses perception)