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This on-line type test (Myers
Briggs Myers-Briggs typology) has a new location on the web:
gray-wheelwright-winer 4-letter type indicator
test
This on-line temperament typing
indicator test was originally designed in the 1930's prior to
the test developed by Myers-Briggs (Myers Briggs). Two American
psychiatrist physicians at Stanford University Medical Center,
Drs. Horace Gray and Joseph Wheelwright were students of Jung
and Jungian analysts. Their 3 letter Jungian temperament type
test was once the American standard for typing. In 2002, Dr.
Winer modified the test's 81 questions to calculate a 4-letter
type Myers Briggs temperament profile.
However, Dr. Winer was dissatisfied with the results because
of lack of correlation with the standard MBTI (Myers-Briggs Temperament
Indicator) test. In May, 2006 I completed a thorough reworking
of the type test questions to be more compatible with the Myers
Briggs and Keirsey test results. Dr. Winer reduced the number
of questions to 70 and will be acquiring data to validate the
test's 4-letter typing reliability.
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