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Relationships Between Jungian Typology And Value-Orientation, Thomas Richard Funkhouser
Relationships Between Jungian Typology And Value-Orientation, Thomas Richard Funkhouser
University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations
This study hypothesizes that there exists between a person's value orientation as measured by the Study of Values and his function-types as described by Jung. It is the E's assumption that there is some kind of correspondence between the value processes and the function-types because of their similar approaches. For example, the sensing function is identical with perception of stimuli being received through the sense organs while the aesthetic value seeks form and harmony in an experience. Each is concerned with an impression as it is perceived. The thinking function and the theoretical value are concerned with cognition, logical analysis …