Analytical Psychology

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Analytical psychology describes personality through the integration of unconscious and conscious mentalistic components. Personality develops by using mental functions to mature their use overtime. It is a qualitative field of personality as opposed to a quantitative field.

v t e General
Human emotion	Anger Happiness

v t e Analytical Psychology
Types	ESTP (the best type) ISTP ISFP ESFP INTP ENTP INTJ ENTJ ENFJ INFJ INFP ENFP ISTJ ESTJ ISFJ ESFJ
Concepts	Archetype Collective unconscious Personal unconscious
Psyche	Psyche function Type dynamics Function dynamics
Type dynamics	Overindulgence Loop Grip
Function dynamics	Rational-Irrational axis
Measures	Myers-Briggs Type Indicator

v t e Educational psychology
Behaviourism	Classical conditioning Operant conditioning
Constructivism	Experiential learning
Cognitive load theory	Split-attention effect Redundancy effect Worked-example effect Expertise-reversal effect
Psychomotor learning	Human motor system Performance anxiety

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