His work in the book Psychological Types formed the basis for the Myers-Briggs personality test.
This person's discussions on the theory of relativity with Wolfgang Pauli inspired his idea of an "unus mundus" behind the "acausal connecting principle" he termed "synchronicity." This man gave the title "Liber Novus" to a long-unpublished journal called the Red Book. This writer wrote about "the process by which individual beings are formed" from the indefinite unconscious. His work in the book Psychological Types formed the basis for the Myers-Briggs personality test. He coined the term "collective unconscious" and also developed the concepts of the anima and animus. For 10 points, name this Swiss psychotherapist who developed the concept of archetypes.
This person's discussions on the theory of relativity with Wolfgang Pauli inspired his idea of an "unus mundus" behind the "acausal connecting principle" he termed "synchronicity."
Carl [Gustav] Jung