Jiang argues that Jung's self-discovery model became the standard model for modern psychology, while Freud reacted to Jung's revisions by excommunicating him.
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Jiang argues that Jung's self-discovery model became the standard model for modern psychology, while Freud reacted to Jung's revisions by excommunicating him.
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"There's a duality to us. So, when we meet people, the ego projects a persona, okay? The persona is just basically our best self..."
"And this sounds much more logical, right? And it's become really the standard model for modern day psychology. Now, you would think that Freud..."
"...on. Okay? So we have these three major problems created by modern psychology. Okay? The first is, where does our personality come from? Because..."
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Freud is not introduced as a neutral founder of psychology.
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