From a Jungian perspective, a reoccurring image of a snake as the villain in myths and literature is an example of a(n)
A) anima.
B) social interest.
C) persona.
D) archetype.

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The snake as a villain in myths and literature is an example of an archetype, which in Jungian psychology refers to a universally understood symbol or pattern of behavior, often derived from the collective unconscious.

From a Jungian Perspective, a Reoccurring Image of a Snake