The founder of analytic psychology is Carl Jung.

• A. Carl Jung
• B. Sigmund Freud
• C. Carl Rogers
• D. B.F. Skinner

Answer: (A)

Analytic psychology was founded by Carl Jung. It views the psyche as consisting of the personal unconscious and a broader collective unconscious, a shared reservoir of symbols and patterns called archetypes that shape dreams, myths, and behavior. A key aim is individuation—the ongoing process of integrating conscious and unconscious parts of the mind to become a more whole person—often explored through dream work and active imagination. This approach contrasts with Freud's psychoanalysis, which centers on unconscious conflicts and drives rooted in childhood. The other names belong to different traditions: Carl Rogers developed client-centered therapy, and B. F. Skinner is associated with behaviorism.