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Analytical psychology
Analytical psychology refers to Jung's Theory of personality. Analytical psychology is Jung's Theory of Psychodynamics that adds to the Unconscious another layer of a collective knowledge sh
ared by all human beings and representing historically universal experiences for people across all cultures.
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