Which statement captures a major way Carl Jung differed from Sigmund Freud? Jung insisted that people develop basic anxiety that is a deep-seated form of anxiety and is associated with the feeling of being isolated and helpless in a potentially hostile world. Jung asserted that most people have feelings of inferiority that lead to a desire to compensate, which is also called the drive for superiority. Jung believed that all people possess a collective unconscious, or repository of accumulated ideas and images in the unconscious mind. Jung felt that people shape their personality based on social and cultural forces rather than on sexual and aggressive drives.