Early in their relationship, Charles told his girlfriend Edie about his relationship with his parents and how he felt about his family. Carl Jung's theory of collective unconscious suggests that Edie would likely have which of the following responses?
A. She will understand his relationship but it will not overlap with how she views her family.
B. She will not understand his relationship because her family is so different.
C. She will mention similar interactions with her parents, guided by shared unconscious views.
D. She will report similar, conscious beliefs about how she also views her own family.
Answer: C
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