Carl Jung’s Word Association Test

I'm glad this is the only Jung video. Jung just ain't no Freud. I don't even consider him a psychoanalyst.

Does this have valid retest reliability? Or is it like an IQ test where if you took it a 2nd time the results would be 'spoiled' due to knowledge of prior results

Why is "to cook" both # 11 and # 20?

does any one have the book, which is mentioned in the video

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Jesus how much time did you take to make this video???

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Wow, this video is such a gem! I've always been fascinated by Carl Jung and his groundbreaking work on the unconscious mind. It's incredible how he introduced the concept of the collective unconscious and the power of word association. This test is truly eye-opening and helps us understand ourselves on a deeper level. Thank you for sharing this insightful content!

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I dont think this works as well when you have to read the word yourself, rather than someone say the word to you?

why is “to cook” on there twice?

1. Head = Hair
2. To fall = to rise again
3. Fear = Unknown
4. Woman = Man

I do need to present a report for this specific test, but I can`t find any source on how to interpret this one. Can someone help me out?

Should I keep or burn old journals?

For most of these, the first thing that pops into my head is just an image of what that word represents. For blue, my minds eye is just filled with the color blue. And then I’m not sure if I just repeat the word or say “color”….? Or “to sing” I just picture a proper opera woman holding a long loud note like “LAAAAAAA!” My first reaction isn’t a word, it’s just an image I then have to describe with the best words I can find. Is my brain broken? lol

That was a fun exercise. I was surprised I came up with a lot of silly responses. Kind of true to my outlook on life though.

Word Association Test aka WAT is used in selection of Armed Forces Officers in India and some other countries along with other psych. tests such as Thematic Apperception Test ( writing a story on an image shown in very less period of time). WAT was also seen in the bond movie Skyfall, wherein Bond takes a WAT before rejoining.
No doubt if armed forces are using this test it is reliable.

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I did the test on myself, definitely do the test on yourself. It confirmed for me some things I already knew, and it’s given me some things to think about also.

The Mental Illness of Psych Workers from Psychiatrists to Needle Injectors is legendary. For instance Mother might be the word association with Anger but what are the non-verbal associations with mother in that mood, in any forced into narrowing to pathology of natural personality traits by those that believe in mental illness, by general association, by the mood set or gone into a therapy session set by the therapist or client etc. But then again are the patients concentrating on the pathologies of the therapist due to it being natural to concentrate on what the authority is concentrating on, and do tricks teach tricks and are mental hygiene techniques by the therapist teaching to isolate and cultivate pathological inner memes making them worse in many cases. All complexities far beyond Freud, but what about Jung?

Good video. I really enjoy the topic of consiuisneszs

Love it! Ty❤

for the first time, Jung came to the school of life.. Normally you guys are painfully neoFreudian, and it sucks

I'm getting bored of translating your channel's videos into Turkish. Please 😫🙏🙏💓 Turkish subtitle option.

Superb

Please please make more videos on Jung.

Jung is alive to our unfulfilled potentials!😊

Phenomenal as always. these are my favorite kind of the school of life videos, this animation being narrated by Alain it’s truly wonderful

I find Jung works so complicated to grasp

Zindagi na milegi Dobara. This test is an essential part to the plot line of this Bollywood movie

Thank you for this

Reason a million why it’s good to have self awareness!

Is this the first School of Life, Carl Jung associated video?

It is funny how I was playing this 'self-invented game' with my sister and we had very similar yet very different associations.

Been a long time since I read Memories, Dreams, Reflections. Of all the Psychoanalysts, I like Jung the most. He could go from the mundane to the esoteric at the drop of a hat, from easily followable to....what?????

People should definitely read Freuds interpretation of dreams to realise how ridiculous most of his ideas were. Untestable speculations with 0 validity. The nonsense Freud and Jung did on numbers show how faulty their thinking was.

So this is the origin of those word association games we see psychiatrists asking special agents in action films? Seem to remember seeing it in James Bond a few years back...

Great video as always!! Beyond glad to have Alain back more prominently on the channel! It has certainly increased my engagement with the channel :)

I was dancing to the intro beat 🪘💎😁

Interesting list of words. Reminds me of the scene in What About Bob where Bob is being assessed...

How did Jung arrive at his list of 100 words and how did he arrive at his decoding of the results? It all sounds a bit suspect and far from scientific

how is it used nowadays ?

Ambivalent means having mixed feelings of contradictory ideas about something or someone.

... Aaaaand now we know where all those totally legit self-diagnostic and personality tests online come from. I don't believe for a second someone's "unconscious" association to the word "box" is their life or "brother" to "lie". They were perfectly well aware of what their issues and their origins were but due to therapy being a social taboo they're not going to straight away burst out "my brother is a lying sack of shit". But it's easier if the issues come out because of scientific analysis. It gives them credibility. Or perhaps the opposite could be true. When your therapist says this test will reveal your unconscious and the only thing you can come up with is synonyms to those words you'll start to actually come up with "interesting" associations consciously because otherwise it would mean you're not only boring, but perfectly sound of mind, which contradicts your condition.

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Thank you for this

I feel like Carl Jung is never talked about enough, often Sigmund Freud gets all the credit. Sometimes a person is so ahead of his time, that he will seem mad in his present. I mean, the man is endlessly quotable:

"As a child I felt myself to be alone, and I still am, because I know things - and must hint at things - which others apparently know nothing of, and for the most part do not want to know. Loneliness does not come from having no people about one, but from not being able to communicate the things that seem important to oneself, or from holding certain views which others find inadmissible."

"As far as we can discern, the sole purpose of human existence is to kindle a light in the darkness of mere being. It may even be assumed that just as the unconscious affects us, so the increase in our consciousness affects the unconscious."

"Knowing your own darkness is the best method for dealing with the darkness of other people. One does not become enlightened by imagining figures of light, but by making the darkness conscious. The most terrifying thing is to accept oneself completely. Your vision will become clear only when you can look into your own heart. Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakens."

What a coincidence! But, as Dr. Jung would say, 'there's no such thing'. I was just thinking about my psychoanalysis and how I still felt the necessity to visity philosophy and explore other fileds when I found this video! By the way, I've already read 3 of Jung's books and though I do psychoanalysis, I also use Jung's discoveries as tools and guide to my self knowledge and mental health.
I Love the videos on this channel! So witty and avant garde!!!

The 11th is TABLE not To COOK

is it weird that I went mentally blank in response to all of these words?