In the Jungian case conceptualization of Martin,the client sees himself as a competent provider and has difficulty acknowledging certain parts of himself.This is an example of which of the following?
A) ego identity
B) the unconscious
C) archetype
D) individuation

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Ego identity in Jungian psychology refers to the conscious sense of self that a person develops, including the roles and attributes they identify with. Martin's view of himself as a competent provider, and his difficulty in acknowledging other parts of himself, reflects his ego identity, which encompasses his self-perception and conscious identity.

In the Jungian Case Conceptualization of Martin,the Client Sees Himself