Freud and Jung
Name that Bodyguard
LIGHTS, CAMERA, DEFENSE!
SHADOW & GOLD
FEELINGS & FAMILIES
MATURE MOVES
100

This Austrian doctor from Vienna is often called the father of talk therapy.

Sigmund Freud

100

“I don't have a problem. I can stop anytime.”

Denial

100

Monty Python's Black Knight loses both arms and insists, “’Tis but a scratch!”

Denial

100

According to the shadow work presentation, the shadow is NOT all this.

Negative / bad

100

This emotion's message is “I lost something that mattered to me.”

Sadness

100

This Level 4 defense means helping others in order to help yourself.

Altruism

200

Jung's name for the parts of ourselves we hide, deny, or don't even see.

The shadow

200

“I'm not angry. YOU'RE the one who's angry!”

Projection

200

In Step Brothers, two grown men throw tantrums at the family dinner table.

Regression (and acting out)

200

Anger's flip side: it protects these.

Your boundaries (it signals something is unfair)

200

Guilt says “I did something bad.” This feeling says “I AM bad.”

Shame

200

Planning ahead for a stressful situation instead of dreading it.

Anticipation

300

Back when Jung was his chosen successor, Freud gave him this royal nickname.

The “crown prince”

300

Your boss yells at you, so you come home and yell at your kids.

Displacement

300

In The Office, Michael Scott insists his business is definitely not a pyramid scheme.

Rationalization

300

Jealousy's flip side: it points you toward this.

What you really want

300

Name the three parts of an emotion we talked about.

Body, story, urge

300

This psychiatrist organized defense mechanisms into four levels of maturity.

George Vaillant

400

Freud's big idea: much of what drives us happens below our awareness, in this part of the mind.

The unconscious

400

“After the week I had, I deserved it.”

Rationalization

400

In Mean Girls, Regina George says “I love your skirt,” then trashes it as soon as the girl walks away.

Reaction formation / passive aggression

400

Name 3 of the shadow work presentation 6 aspects of the shadow.

Any 3 of: fear & trauma, repressed emotions, hidden potential, desires, social disapproval, traits & qualities

400

This family role hides fear behind “I've got it all handled.”

The Hero

400

Brené Brown says shame needs these three things to grow.

Secrecy, silence, and judgment

500

The year Freud wrote to Jung proposing they end their personal relationship. They never made up.

1913

500

Being extra sweet to someone you secretly resent.

Reaction formation

500

In The Bear, Carmie pours his grief and chaos into intense, focused work in the kitchen.

Sublimation (a mature defense)

500

Fill in Jung's blank: “Everything that ______ us about others can lead us to an understanding of ourselves.”

Irritates

500

This family role often gets labeled “the problem” and carries the family's unspoken pain.

The Scapegoat

500

Using jokes to dodge hard questions is avoiding humor. Using jokes to admit how absurd our past was is this kind.

Healing humor