Analytical psychology (n.) is Jung's name for the science grown from psychoanalytic technique; he would have used Bleuler's "depth psychology" if it dealt only with the unconscious.
Analytical psychology (n.) digs up the fantasy-images rationalism walled out — not to go back to Nature with Rousseau, but to keep the level of reason reached and enrich it with knowledge of man's psychic foundations.
Behavioral psychology (n.) is the science of pulling habits out of rats.