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personal unconscious

personal unconscious In Jungian theory, the personal unconscious is the part of the unconscious made up of a person’s own repressed or forgotten experiences, thoughts, and feelings.

In Jungian theory, the personal unconscious is the part of the unconscious made up of a person’s own repressed or forgotten experiences, thoughts, and feelings. It is distinguished from the collective unconscious, which is described as inherited and universal.

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