Carl Jung’s investigations into the collective unconscious and archetypes profoundly influenced contemporary psychology by emphasizing the importance of symbols and dream analysis. His emphasis on individuation and the integration of the personal and collective aspects of the psyche helped shape modern therapeutic practices. Furthermore, Jung's ideas about personality types and the psychological functions laid groundwork for personality assessments like the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. Today, his work continues to inspire fields such as depth psychology, counseling, and psychotherapy, providing valuable insights into human behavior and relationships.