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Articles from Pathways Contributors
Article Index:
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Your Best Fit Type, an introduction to the 16 Personality Types
An introduction to the 16 Myers-Briggs Personality Types.
By Danielle Poirier, INFP
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The Characteristics of the 16 Personality Types
The Mental Functions and the 16 Myers-Briggs Personality Types.
By Ross Reinhold, INTJ
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Lenore Thomson on Personality Type & Carl Jung
Jeanne Marlowe interviews Lenore Thomson on the MBTI ® and the Myers-Briggs model of personality type as the start of a new column where Thomson answers questions from readers about Carl Jung's theory of Psychological Type and interpretations of Myers personality type.
Lenore Thomson Bentz, INTJ
Jeanne Marlowe, INFP
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Lenore Thomson - Answers Questions on Personality Type, Carl Jung & John Beebe
- On Jung's Individuation & True Type
- On Temperament, Mental Functions & John Beebe
Lenore Thomson Bentz, INTJ
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A Conversation with Katharine Myers on Personality Type and the MBTI ®
Katharine Myers, daughter-in-law of Isabel Myers and an important contributor to the Myers Briggs tradition, is interviewed by Jeanne Marlowe.
Jeanne Marlowe, INFP
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How the Myers-Briggs Changed My life
A first person account of being introduced to the MBTI ® and the Myers-Briggs model of personality type.
By Rafe Montello, ENTJ
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An Introduction to the MBTI & Myers-Briggs ® Model of Personality Types
An introduction to Jung's model of psychological types as adapted by Isabel Myers in the development of the MBTI. ®
By Ross Reinhold, INTJ
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About the MBTI®
An introduction to MBTI applications and theory.
By Peter Geyer, INTP
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Type Dynamics: Interpreting the MBTI ®Personality Type Code
Understanding the dynamics of the MBTI four letter code
By Ross Reinhold, INTJ
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Career Choice and Career Development: Using the MBTI ® and Personality Type
Using Myers-Briggs & MBTI results to aid career planning and career development
By Ross Reinhold, INTJ
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Jung and Organization Development: A Powerful Model for Change Agents
A model of organizational intervention based on the Jung-Myers-MBTI ® typology of personality.
By Jan Yuill, INFJ
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MBTI Educational Applications: Are They Really Problem Students?
Using personality type in public education to improve schools
By Jane Kise, INFJ
& Beth Russell, ENFJ
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Facets of Type: Activities to Develop the Type Preferences
A book review of a manual for coaching and personal development using personality type
By Margaret Hartzler, ENFJ
& Garry Hartzler, ENTP
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An exploration of Emotions, Feeling & Emotional Intelligence
How does EQ (Emotional Intelligence) relate to Personality Type and what is the connection between Feeling and emotions?
By Ross Reinhold, INTJ
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MBTI Personality Type and Stereotype
Reflections on methods of teaching an understanding of Personality Type
By Ross Reinhold, INTJ
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MBTI & Leisure Time: Hiking, Canoeing and Backpacking A research study looking at how the different Personality Types view some outdoor recreational activities
By Ross Reinhold, INTJ
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"The Cult of Personality" or "The Cult of Journalism"?
A review of Annie Murphy Paul's book - The Cult of Personality.
By Steve Myers, INFP
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"Glibly Attractive: Reading Annie Murphy Paul's "The Cult of Personality"
A review of Annie Murphy Paul's book - The Cult of Personality.
By Peter Geyer, INTP
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Archetypes: The Next Step After Type
An article on Personality Type and Carl Jung's model of Psychological Type
By Jeanne Marlowe, INFP
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Presenting Type Dynamically
An article for trainers & educators who want teach personality type
By Jeanne Marlowe, INFP
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Books on Type Theory and Types in The Workplace I've Liked Best
By Pierre Ferrand, INTP
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The Faces of Personality Type
An article on personality & type development
By Ross Reinhold, INTJ
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The Practical Business Applications of the MBTI Myers-Briggs Personality Type Model
By Ross Reinhold, INTJ
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Enneagrams & Personality Type: The Enneagram and the MBTI - Scoring
Pat Wyman, INFJ, M.Ed., L.P.C.
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Saying Yes and Feeling Frazzled?
By Stephanie Whiting, ENFJ
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