ASMR Carl Jung's Psychological Word Association Game Test

Hi and welcome to a psychological test ASMR game!

In the past, I've added elements of Carl Jung's word association game to various other asmr videos, such as follow my instructions. I have also done a full video that I will link here where we went through 20 words. This time we are doing that same style of test, but with 30 new words!

https://youtu.be/uVBknbNqjWw?si=n3knFY_EQBC_Fgc0

Here is some background information on this test:
Carl Jung's word association game, also known as the "word association test," is a psychological test designed to explore the unconscious mind. The test involves a therapist or examiner reading a series of words to the subject, who responds with the first word that comes to mind. The subject's response is then analyzed by the therapist, who looks for patterns and associations that may reveal unconscious thoughts and feelings. Jung believed that these associations could provide insights into the subject's personality, emotions, and experiences that might not be accessible through conscious thought. For example, if the word "mother" is presented, the subject might respond with "love," "caring," or "nurturing." The therapist would then look for patterns and associations in the subject's responses, such as whether they tend to associate certain words with positive or negative emotions, or whether they have strong emotional reactions to certain words.
Jung believed that these associations could reveal unconscious thoughts and feelings that might be influencing the subject's behavior or emotional state. The word association test was one of many techniques that Jung used to explore the unconscious mind, and it is still used today as a tool for psychological assessment and therapy.

Carl Jung did not provide a standardized list of words for the word association test, as he believed that the list of words used should be tailored to the individual being tested. However, there are some commonly used lists of words that are based on Jung's principles and used in modern psychological assessments.

With that being said, I hope you enjoyed the 30 words chosen. Let me know if you want to do this test again soon with different and maybe even more words!

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