Personality: Theories & Types
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Under Analytical Psychology propounded by Carl Jung, personality types are classified as Extrovert and Introvert. Additionally, Jung mentioned four major psychological functions of human consciousness. Which of the following are those four fundamental functions based on which an individual experiences their outer and inner world?
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In his analytical psychology, Carl Jung categorized personality into introverts and extroverts based on the flow of energy and explained that individuals understand their psychological realities through four basic functions: thinking (logic), feeling (evaluation), sensation (sensory experience), and intuition (unconscious perception).
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