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discuss issues related to using rational (analytic, conscious) and nonrational (intuitive, affective) processes in decision making.
Jung argued that humans have both a rational and nonrational side.
ignored religion completely, and his father had instilled in him the unswerving belief that non-empirical, nonrational religious doctrines were ultimately of no value and could not be relied upon to resolve the problems of society or of the individual.
 
 
 
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