The term "Collective Unconsciousness" -
A. was introduced by Sigmund Freud
B. was introduced by Carl Jung
C. contains archetypes or universal primordial images and ideas.
D. contains stereotypes and individual experiences stored in unconscious.
E. is used to describe the uncoascious common to humanity as a whole that originates in the inherited structures of the brain.
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Correct option is B

· B: The term "Collective Unconsciousness" was introduced by Carl Jung as a central concept in his theory of the unconscious mind, distinct from Freud’s individual unconscious.
· C: Jung theorized that the collective unconscious contains archetypes, which are universal symbols, themes, and primordial images shared by all humans.
· E: The collective unconscious refers to the shared part of the unconscious mind, containing experiences, inherited brain structures, and symbols common to all of humanity.
Information Booster:
1. Archetypes: These include universal figures like "the Hero," "the Mother," and "the Shadow," recurring across cultures and time.
2. Individual Unconscious: Differentiated by Jung from the collective unconscious, this contains personal memories and experiences.
3. Importance of Collective Unconscious: It contributes to shared human culture and is fundamental in mythology, literature, and religion.
Additional Information:
· A (Sigmund Freud): Freud introduced concepts like the personal unconscious and the structural model of the mind (Id, Ego, Superego) but did not define the collective unconscious.
· D (Individual Experiences): The collective unconscious does not store personal or individual experiences, which are part of the personal unconscious.