MBTI Bilbliography

[flare]

Hey guys! I would like to investigate more about all this theory, would you recommend me any book in particular?

Thanks!

 

[Sir Eus Lee]

Psychological types, by Carl Jung, chapter X. The whole book is relavent though, of course.

Please understand me 2, David keirsey.

I believe these are staples, but each and every "typist" has their own spin on it so it's important to read it all, get a sense of what's out there, and then deciding what your take on it is.

Also, do research on the 8 cognitive functions. If you havent typed yourself, do so, and try and identify your functions and how you use them.

YouTube is a good resource, but it is, of course, flawed. There are some good videos and some bad videos. Watch specifically videos on cognitive functions.

Michael Pierce (or Michael Peirce?) Is a good resource for each type.

 

[TheManBeyond]

but before them all i am the ultimate resource of knowledge in typology.
i'm like its rasputin.

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[Miss spelt]

http://www.odportal.com/personality/four-temperaments.htm