His work Psychology of the Unconscious marked his split with (*) Freud, and other concepts he advanced include animus and anima as well as introversion and extroversion.
When a client of this man described a dream involving a scarab beetle as a similar beetle flew into the room, he postulated an "acausal connecting principle" between events that he called synchronicity. His work Psychology of the Unconscious marked his split with (*) Freud, and other concepts he advanced include animus and anima as well as introversion and extroversion. He also postulated the existence of an indirect knowledge that everyone possesses. For 10 points, name this Swiss psychologist famous for his idea of the collective unconscious.
When a client of this man described a dream involving a scarab beetle as a similar beetle flew into the room, he postulated an "acausal connecting principle" between events that he called synchronicity.
Carl Jung