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analytic psychology

analytic psychology is the alternative form of analytical psychology.

Meaning of analytical psychology

Noun

analytical psychology (uncountable)

  1. A theory and therapeutic approach founded by Carl Gustav Jung, which extends beyond Sigmund Freud's psychoanalysis by emphasizing the role of the collective unconscious.

Questions about analytic psychology

What is analytic psychology the alternative form of?
Analytic psychology is the alternative form of analytical psychology.

Words near analytic psychology in the dictionary

  1. analytic mechanics
  2. analytic number theory
  3. analytic philosopher
  4. analytic philosophers
  5. analytic philosophy
  6. analytic psychology
  7. analytic tradecraft
  8. analytical
  9. analytical behaviorism
  10. analytical behaviourism
  11. analytical chemistry

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