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I have divided the 16 different
temperament Myers-Briggs (Myers Briggs) 4 letter types into four
groupings based upon their similarity in appearance to one
observing them from the outside. I believe this is the most
useful schema in determining a person's type by observation alone.
I am aware of typing classifications used by Keirsey, Myers-Briggs,
Jung and others, but believe this to be both easier to understand
and more practical.
Each type section begins with
its four letter name (the two underlined letter represent the
type's grouping (TJ, FJ, SP, or NP). This is followed by the
4 letter type. Clicking on the type will take you to the type
description, adapted from "Please Understand Me." The
descriptions begin with the main characteristics of that
particular type followed by information on the type relating
to career, home, mid-life, and mates.
Copyright
2001, Robert I. Winer, M.D.
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