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Applications of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator in Counseling
Through her extensive use of the MBTI® instrument in college counseling and in private practice, Judith Provost, Ph.D., shares her actual counseling experiences with 18 clients representing all 16 types and a wide range of ages. Written with the counselor in mind, this book recommends ways to help students and couples, and explores the applications of multicultural counseling principles when using the Indicator. Also discussed are practical and ethical issues in the administration and interpretation of the MBTI assessment tool. Second edition.
Portraits of Type
The authors summarize over 30 years of research with the MBTI® assessment tool at the Institute of Personality Assessment and Research (IPAR). The IPAR method of assessing personality includes self-report personality and cognitive instruments, as well as observational measures. The results provide an unparalleled depth of information about the MBTI instrument and about the 16 types as seen by others. Students will be able to use the data in this book, including item and scale characteristics, correlations with a wide variety of instruments, and gender differences. Researchers and others interested in the Indicator will find this compendium an invaluable resource.
Application of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator to Medicine and Other Health Professions. Monograph I. Final Report
This monograph is an overview and state of the art paper for the use of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator in the health professions. The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator is a questionnaire which makes it possible to test and put to practical use that part of the personality theory of C.G. Jung which is concerned with psychological type. Nine areas of interest in studying type differences in careers are listed. The sections of this monograph cover the following areas: types of students interested in health professions; type differences in educating and training people to enter the health care delivery system at all levels; and type differences in specialists in the health professions. (Author/GK)
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The Myers Longitudinal Medical Study. Monograph II. Final Report
The Myers Longitudinal Medical Study is a five-stage investigation of the application of C.G. Jung's theory of psychological types to the understanding of medical student selection, achievement, and choices of specialty, professional employment and location of practice. Part I of this report describes the design and variables of the study, the participating schools, and concludes with the original report on the study presented at the 1964 annual meeting of the American Psychological Association. Part II is a comparative study of the selection, aptitude and achievement of medical students. Part III is concerned with type differences, as measured by the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, in specialty choice type and manner of practice, certification by specialty boards, membership in specialty societies, geographical location, and size of community. A summary and implications of the findings are found in Part IV. (Author/GK)
Juris Types
As the first book of its kind, Juris Types presents a comprehensive guide for utilizing the Myers-Briggs personality types for successfully completing law school. Type and law experts Martha M. Peters and Don Peters present a clear understanding of how the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® (MBTI®) instrument, administered to many incoming law students throughout the country, holds clues for developing optimal study habits and techniques for approaching exams. You will discover step-by-step study habits for each of the sixteen types as well as a general introduction to the theories of psychological type. The book includes a CD-ROM with exercises that appear at the end of each chapter.
Partners in Covenant
Partners in Covenant is a guide for the personal formation and spiritual growth of those who seek to become more effective spiritual companions. Filled with concrete experiential examples and reflection tools, Barbara Sheehan's resource provides a practical way for individuals or groups to enter into a peer program. Her sensitivity to a wide variety of cultures and spiritual expressions enhances the book's ability to revitalize the spiritual caring ministry of Christian communities.
