Jung Had a Slightly Different Approach from Freud Advocating the Tabula

Jung had a slightly different approach from Freud advocating the tabula rasa approach. What was the basis of these beliefs?

A) He believed that each person was unique-a product of their own heredity and environment that immediately shaped their perceptions of the world.
B) That individuals were born as blank templates rather than had inbuilt, unconscious predispositions that immediately shaped their perceptions of the world.
C) That individuals were not born as blank templates but had inbuilt, unconscious predispositions that immediately shaped their perceptions of the world.
D) He believed that each person was not unique-a product of their own environment that could not shape their perceptions of the world.