afraid of what is different or whatthey do not really know or understand. The socialarchetype basically means strength in numbers. Also thesocial archetype is what we look to for support and look tointeract and socialize with. The response strategy is todevelop a need to conform. With the whole idea ofArchetypal Complexes I agree that different people usedifferent ways to deal with the world's problems, and I alsothink the enemy archetype could not be more precise aboutmankind being threatened by something that is different. The next part of Jung's theory is the idea of Individuationwhich is the integration of our conscious perceptions of theoutside world with our unconscious archetypal experiences.Polarities, which are opposite extremes, which ties in thePrinciple of entropy which, is a state of disorder and arandomness of energy. The last thing Jung states in histheory is the idea of Wholeness which is having bothpolarities of our life met. Carl Jung's theory challengesmuch of Freud's, but in some ways is similar. Jung getsmore into man being more spiritual than sexual which isalmost the opposite of Freud. I probably only agree withJung's theories of the Archetypal Complexes and theexamples that I stated with them. The next psychologist that I will mention will be a socialpsychodynamic psychologist by the name of Alfred Adler.Alfred Adler came from the liberal point of view in which he feltman is good and society is bad. He was much less of apessimist than Freud was; Almost a complete oppositefrom Freud. Adler believed that society impedes humans.His view of the mind is much like Carl Jung's, but instead ofhaving the ego at the top he has the conscious alone at thetop with the unconscious on the bottom, which I probablyagree with the most. He felt that social interests drivemotivation, which is an innate drive to be social and tobelong. He also stated in his theory that mankind isdependent on others and their reactions and theirac...
