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Carl Jung was a neo-Freudian thinker who proposed the idea of the collective unconscious. Which statement summarizes that concept?

▸ Individuality is a myth; the consciousness of a species results from collective interaction.

▸ The desires of the superego are pooled to form an individual's sense of morality.

▸ There is a shared pool of memories and images common to all humans.

▸ The collective unconscious is the collection of all of a person's ego desires.

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Authors: Hudson, Whisenhunt

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