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Reviews on Books About Personality
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Do What You Are : Discover the
Perfect Career for You Through the Secrets of Personality Type. by Barbara Barron-Tieger and Paul D. Tieger.
Best-selling book helps people find the jobs that are most suitable for their personality types. Also provides personalized job search |
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Your Goddess Type, by Sharon Turnbull. Goddess Gift is a book for women who are looking for a fun and fascinating path to self-discovery and self-acceptance. Written by the author of the popular Goddess Quiz (an online personality test), the book includes a mini-version of the quiz and presents numerous myths of the goddess types that demonstrate the archetype (personality type). Join us in a celebration of the book's release. Special Offer, bonus gifts, and prizes!
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The Art of Speedreading People, Barbara Barron-Tieger and Paul D. Tieger.
Part of a series by the authors that explores the implications of temperament in our daily lives. Using the Myers-Briggs Temperament Indicator ™, these books also give concrete ways we can use the knowledge of temperament to better communicate with, and relate to, others of differing types. Although
the theory behind their typing system and Keirsey's
similar one (see below) differs from that of archetypal psychology (which uses the gods and goddesses as archetypes
related to personality types), both systems involve using personality typing and temperament to
evaluate and explain individual differences. |
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Please Understand Me, by David Keirsey and Marilyn Bates. This "classic" book
clearly explains both the theory and implications of personality type and temperament.
Provides illustrations of how temperament produces individual difference, and how understanding and valuing
the differences in the personality type of yourself and others can
result in improved self-esteem and personal relationships. |
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This book provides an easy-to-understand introduction to personality typing using a system based on the work of psychologist, C. G. Jung. Several personality types are described in detail and the authors illustrate how the sixteen different types appear in everyday life. |
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An excellent introduction to temperament that gives you an
understanding of individual differences and similarities. The authors
then present a method of identifying your personality type that combines how others see you and how you see yourself.
Includes descriptions of sixteen personality types and asks you to choose the one that
seems most like you. Insightful descriptions of each of the types can
help you to better understand yourself and encourage you to develop in ways consistent with your
basic personality type. |
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The authors draw on several archetypes that
often appear in works of fiction, and then relate these archetypal patterns to their associated personal characteristics.
Although this book was intended for writers to help them develop
believable characters, it is a delightful read for the rest of us.
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Take
the four mini-quizzes to get an estimate of your Myers-Briggs Type (INTJ,
ESTP, etc.as based on the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator™ of temperament.
Then read on to find numerous tips for improving your life by using your
knowledge of your personality type. |
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