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Mr. Edogawa
MSG_000
Hello there, everyone. It's time for
"Mr. Edogawa's TV Classroom."
"Everyone Loves Jungian Psychology!"
An invitation to the you that you
don't know.
Before you know it, here's the eighth
installment: "Psychological Types for
Beginners."
I'll make sure to ask questions that
don't violate any doctor/patient
confidentiality laws. Eeeheehee...
Now, let's begin the class.
Ten kiru, tsuchi kiru, happo kiru...
"Mr. Edogawa's TV Classroom."
"Everyone Loves Jungian Psychology!"
An invitation to the you that you
don't know.
Before you know it, here's the eighth
installment: "Psychological Types for
Beginners."
I'll make sure to ask questions that
don't violate any doctor/patient
confidentiality laws. Eeeheehee...
Now, let's begin the class.
Ten kiru, tsuchi kiru, happo kiru...
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]Hello there, everyone. It's time for[n]"Mr. Edogawa's TV Classroom."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]"Everyone Loves Jungian Psychology!"[n]An invitation to the you that you[n]don't know.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]Before you know it, here's the eighth[n]installment: "Psychological Types for[n]Beginners."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]I'll make sure to ask questions that[n]don't violate any doctor/patient[n]confidentiality laws. Eeeheehee...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Now, let's begin the class.[n]Ten kiru, tsuchi kiru, happo kiru...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_001
I know the lesson's just beginning, but
it's time for a question. Use the buttons
in front of you to answer.
Right now, what do you think you need
to do with regards to your life?
it's time for a question. Use the buttons
in front of you to answer.
Right now, what do you think you need
to do with regards to your life?
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]I know the lesson's just beginning, but[n]it's time for a question. Use the buttons[n]in front of you to answer.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Right now, what do you think you need[n]to do with regards to your life?[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
SEL_002
- "Make more friends."
- "Learn more about myself."
[f 0 5][f 2 1]"Make more friends."
[f 0 5][f 2 1]"Learn more about myself."
Response to selection: "Make more friends."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_003
Hmmm, I see.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]Hmmm, I see.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Response to selection: "Learn more about myself."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_004
Ho-ho, I see.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]Ho-ho, I see.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_005
Next, we have another question.
Please use your imagination.
Say you are going to see an art unveiling
at an exhibit of incredible paintings.
This particular painting is one that
no one has seen yet...
The moment you see this painting...
Which of these do you think your mind
is going to do first?
Please use your imagination.
Say you are going to see an art unveiling
at an exhibit of incredible paintings.
This particular painting is one that
no one has seen yet...
The moment you see this painting...
Which of these do you think your mind
is going to do first?
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]Next, we have another question.[n]Please use your imagination.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Say you are going to see an art unveiling[n]at an exhibit of incredible paintings.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]This particular painting is one that[n]no one has seen yet...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]The moment you see this painting...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Which of these do you think your mind[n]is going to do first?[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
SEL_006
- "Decide whether I like or dislike it."
- "Figure out what it means."
- "Try to see what it looks like."
- "Get inspiration from it."
[f 0 5][f 2 1]"Decide whether I like or dislike it."
[f 0 5][f 2 1]"Figure out what it means."
[f 0 5][f 2 1]"Try to see what it looks like."
[f 0 5][f 2 1]"Get inspiration from it."
Response to selection: "Decide whether I like or dislike it."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_007
All right, that's all I need.
We're done with the questions.
Still, it's hard to come up with
gimmicks on such a low budget. Still,
that's the fate of public access TV.
...I'm sure some of you have figured it
out by now, but I asked those questions
to find out what type of mind you have.
It's like those commonly found
"personality tests."
In fact, you could say this method of
categorizing people's minds itself was
made known by Jung.
He is the "original personality tester."
So, today's lesson is the "psychological
types" Jung used to categorize people.
We're done with the questions.
Still, it's hard to come up with
gimmicks on such a low budget. Still,
that's the fate of public access TV.
...I'm sure some of you have figured it
out by now, but I asked those questions
to find out what type of mind you have.
It's like those commonly found
"personality tests."
In fact, you could say this method of
categorizing people's minds itself was
made known by Jung.
He is the "original personality tester."
So, today's lesson is the "psychological
types" Jung used to categorize people.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]All right, that's all I need.[n]We're done with the questions.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Still, it's hard to come up with[n]gimmicks on such a low budget. Still,[n]that's the fate of public access TV.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]...I'm sure some of you have figured it[n]out by now, but I asked those questions[n]to find out what type of mind you have.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]It's like those commonly found[n]"personality tests."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]In fact, you could say this method of[n]categorizing people's minds itself was[n]made known by Jung.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]He is the "original personality tester."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]So, today's lesson is the "psychological[n]types" Jung used to categorize people.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Response to selection: "Figure out what it means."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_008
He thought that two aspects were useful
in categorizing the mind.
The first is the direction the mind's
energy faces, and the other is the way
the mind functions.
It may sound a bit confusing, so allow
me to expound upon both of them.
...Oh, you want to know the results of
the personality test I gave you?
I haven't forgotten about them, but
let's wait until after the lesson.
Eeeheehee...
in categorizing the mind.
The first is the direction the mind's
energy faces, and the other is the way
the mind functions.
It may sound a bit confusing, so allow
me to expound upon both of them.
...Oh, you want to know the results of
the personality test I gave you?
I haven't forgotten about them, but
let's wait until after the lesson.
Eeeheehee...
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]He thought that two aspects were useful[n]in categorizing the mind.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]The first is the direction the mind's[n]energy faces, and the other is the way[n]the mind functions.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]It may sound a bit confusing, so allow[n]me to expound upon both of them.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]...Oh, you want to know the results of[n]the personality test I gave you?[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]I haven't forgotten about them, but[n]let's wait until after the lesson.[n]Eeeheehee...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Response to selection: "Try to see what it looks like."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_009
The first one, about the direction of
the mind's energy... People's interests
either face "outward" or "inward."
Are you more inclined to be interested
in the "out"side world? Or do you tend to
think "in"ternally? That's the difference.
Have you every heard of the terms
extroverted and introverted?
That comes from Jung's theories about
personalities.
An extrovert likes to talk to people
and strives to learn about the latest
fads.
Conversely, introverts like time by
themselves and approach new ideas
with caution.
the mind's energy... People's interests
either face "outward" or "inward."
Are you more inclined to be interested
in the "out"side world? Or do you tend to
think "in"ternally? That's the difference.
Have you every heard of the terms
extroverted and introverted?
That comes from Jung's theories about
personalities.
An extrovert likes to talk to people
and strives to learn about the latest
fads.
Conversely, introverts like time by
themselves and approach new ideas
with caution.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]The first one, about the direction of[n]the mind's energy... People's interests[n]either face "outward" or "inward."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Are you more inclined to be interested[n]in the "out"side world? Or do you tend to[n]think "in"ternally? That's the difference.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]Have you every heard of the terms[n]extroverted and introverted?[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]That comes from Jung's theories about[n]personalities.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]An extrovert likes to talk to people[n]and strives to learn about the latest[n]fads.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Conversely, introverts like time by[n]themselves and approach new ideas[n]with caution.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Response to selection: "Get inspiration from it."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_010
The second subject used to categorize
the mind is the way the mind functions.
This basically is, "What will a person's
mind do when interacting with something?"
Jung split the results into four basic
categories.
These are the "psychological functions."
It is impossible to explain all of these
in this lesson, but... I'll give it a try.
In technical terms, the four are:
"feeling, thinking, sensation, and
intuition."
To simplify them, when a person sees
something...
Deciding whether he hates or likes it
is "feeling."
Trying to reason about it is "thinking."
Trying to perceive it through shape and
color is "sensation."
And connecting it to other unconscious
thoughts is "intuition."
Still too difficult, eh?
Let me give you an example.
Say, for the moment, I have a piece of
bread.
"I like it, I want one," would be
feeling. "Can I eat it?" would be
thinking.
"That's about 4 inches long," would be
sensation. "That would be good with a
hot dog!" would be intuition.
That's how the four psychological
functions work.
the mind is the way the mind functions.
This basically is, "What will a person's
mind do when interacting with something?"
Jung split the results into four basic
categories.
These are the "psychological functions."
It is impossible to explain all of these
in this lesson, but... I'll give it a try.
In technical terms, the four are:
"feeling, thinking, sensation, and
intuition."
To simplify them, when a person sees
something...
Deciding whether he hates or likes it
is "feeling."
Trying to reason about it is "thinking."
Trying to perceive it through shape and
color is "sensation."
And connecting it to other unconscious
thoughts is "intuition."
Still too difficult, eh?
Let me give you an example.
Say, for the moment, I have a piece of
bread.
"I like it, I want one," would be
feeling. "Can I eat it?" would be
thinking.
"That's about 4 inches long," would be
sensation. "That would be good with a
hot dog!" would be intuition.
That's how the four psychological
functions work.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]The second subject used to categorize[n]the mind is the way the mind functions.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]This basically is, "What will a person's[n]mind do when interacting with something?"[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]Jung split the results into four basic[n]categories.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]These are the "psychological functions."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]It is impossible to explain all of these[n]in this lesson, but... I'll give it a try.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]In technical terms, the four are:[n]"feeling, thinking, sensation, and[n]intuition."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]To simplify them, when a person sees[n]something...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Deciding whether he hates or likes it[n]is "feeling."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Trying to reason about it is "thinking."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Trying to perceive it through shape and[n]color is "sensation."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]And connecting it to other unconscious[n]thoughts is "intuition."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Still too difficult, eh?[n]Let me give you an example.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]Say, for the moment, I have a piece of[n]bread.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]"I like it, I want one," would be[n]feeling. "Can I eat it?" would be[n]thinking.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]"That's about 4 inches long," would be[n]sensation. "That would be good with a[n]hot dog!" would be intuition.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]That's how the four psychological[n]functions work.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_011
So you see, "Extroversion/Introversion"
and the "four psychological functions..."
These aspects help categorize your mind.
Two times four... That means there are
eight types total.
Now, from the questions that I asked
you at the start of the lesson...
and the "four psychological functions..."
These aspects help categorize your mind.
Two times four... That means there are
eight types total.
Now, from the questions that I asked
you at the start of the lesson...
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]So you see, "Extroversion/Introversion"[n]and the "four psychological functions..."[n]These aspects help categorize your mind.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Two times four... That means there are[n]eight types total.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Now, from the questions that I asked[n]you at the start of the lesson...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_012
You are an "Extroverted Feeling" type.
Many entertainers are said to be this
personality type.
Many entertainers are said to be this
personality type.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]You are an "Extroverted Feeling" type.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Many entertainers are said to be this[n]personality type.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_013
You are an "Extroverted Thinking" type.
Many scientists are said to be this
personality type.
Many scientists are said to be this
personality type.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]You are an "Extroverted Thinking" type.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Many scientists are said to be this[n]personality type.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_014
You are an "Extroverted Sensing" type.
Many craftsmen are said to be this
personality type.
Many craftsmen are said to be this
personality type.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]You are an "Extroverted Sensing" type.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Many craftsmen are said to be this[n]personality type.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_015
You are an "Extroverted Intuition" type.
Many inventors are said to be this
personality type.
Many inventors are said to be this
personality type.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]You are an "Extroverted Intuition" type.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Many inventors are said to be this[n]personality type.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_016
You are an "Introverted Feeling" type.
Many men of religion are said to be this
personality type.
Many men of religion are said to be this
personality type.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]You are an "Introverted Feeling" type.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Many men of religion are said to be this[n]personality type.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_017
You are an "Introverted Thinking" type.
Many philosophers are said to be this
personality type.
Many philosophers are said to be this
personality type.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]You are an "Introverted Thinking" type.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Many philosophers are said to be this[n]personality type.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_018
You are an "Introverted Sensing" type.
Many critics are said to be this
personality type.
Many critics are said to be this
personality type.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]You are an "Introverted Sensing" type.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Many critics are said to be this[n]personality type.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_019
You are an "Introverted Intuition" type.
Many poets are said to be this
personality type.
Many poets are said to be this
personality type.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]You are an "Introverted Intuition" type.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Many poets are said to be this[n]personality type.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_020
As a warning, this is just a "general
tendency," and does not explain a person
in detail.
This could be a good first step in
analyzing the mind...
However, it's pointless to rely on this
as a guide and completely ignore the
complexity of the human mind.
I don't want you to get the wrong idea
about these tests.
tendency," and does not explain a person
in detail.
This could be a good first step in
analyzing the mind...
However, it's pointless to rely on this
as a guide and completely ignore the
complexity of the human mind.
I don't want you to get the wrong idea
about these tests.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]As a warning, this is just a "general[n]tendency," and does not explain a person[n]in detail.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]This could be a good first step in[n]analyzing the mind...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]However, it's pointless to rely on this[n]as a guide and completely ignore the[n]complexity of the human mind.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]I don't want you to get the wrong idea[n]about these tests.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_021
With his type theory, Jung didn't want
to merely split the mind into categories,
but to showcase its special properties.
Specifically speaking...
That the conscious and unconscious
regulate each other through a method
called "compensation."
The eight types are based on the
conscious of that person.
But that doesn't mean that a person can't
also have other extroverted/introverted
properties or other psychological functions.
They still exist in the unconscious and
just don't show up on the surface as much.
For example, have you ever agreed with
someone with the personality type that
is opposite yours?
This is because the "other" traits that
lie below your conscious are working to
help you understand.
You are using another power outside of
your personality, literally unwittingly.
The conscious and unconscious compensate
for one another. I'll mention this again,
so be sure to remember it.
But still, the human personality is an
interesting subject.
We tend to judge people based on the
aspects of personalities that we see...
But Jung tells us that doing this is bad.
If you truly study the mind, it makes
you a more benevolent person. Like me!
Eeeheehee...
to merely split the mind into categories,
but to showcase its special properties.
Specifically speaking...
That the conscious and unconscious
regulate each other through a method
called "compensation."
The eight types are based on the
conscious of that person.
But that doesn't mean that a person can't
also have other extroverted/introverted
properties or other psychological functions.
They still exist in the unconscious and
just don't show up on the surface as much.
For example, have you ever agreed with
someone with the personality type that
is opposite yours?
This is because the "other" traits that
lie below your conscious are working to
help you understand.
You are using another power outside of
your personality, literally unwittingly.
The conscious and unconscious compensate
for one another. I'll mention this again,
so be sure to remember it.
But still, the human personality is an
interesting subject.
We tend to judge people based on the
aspects of personalities that we see...
But Jung tells us that doing this is bad.
If you truly study the mind, it makes
you a more benevolent person. Like me!
Eeeheehee...
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]With his type theory, Jung didn't want[n]to merely split the mind into categories,[n]but to showcase its special properties.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Specifically speaking...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]That the conscious and unconscious[n]regulate each other through a method[n]called "compensation."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]The eight types are based on the[n]conscious of that person.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]But that doesn't mean that a person can't[n]also have other extroverted/introverted[n]properties or other psychological functions.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]They still exist in the unconscious and[n]just don't show up on the surface as much.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]For example, have you ever agreed with[n]someone with the personality type that[n]is opposite yours?[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]This is because the "other" traits that[n]lie below your conscious are working to[n]help you understand.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]You are using another power outside of[n]your personality, literally unwittingly.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]The conscious and unconscious compensate[n]for one another. I'll mention this again,[n]so be sure to remember it.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]But still, the human personality is an[n]interesting subject.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]We tend to judge people based on the[n]aspects of personalities that we see...[n]But Jung tells us that doing this is bad.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]If you truly study the mind, it makes[n]you a more benevolent person. Like me![n]Eeeheehee...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_022
...Now then, it looks like it's time.
That's it for today.
That's it for today.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]...Now then, it looks like it's time.[n]That's it for today.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]