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Product: JPT
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View Sample JPT article 
The Journal of Psychological Type (JPT) is the premier research publication on the application and use of psychological type and the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® instrument.
The JPT is published quarterly, and is available to subscribers as a download in March, June, September and December. Renewal notification will be automatically sent to you 11 months following the initial subscription date.
With your subscription to the Journal, an online publication with more than 25 years of experience in publishing important research on psychological type, you will be entitled to anytime access to archives of electronically published articles. These articles can be easily downloaded and printed from .pdf files. And in the near future, you will have access to a larger body of articles through the electronic archives, which are currently being selected from 61 historical volumes.
Access to nonelectronic JPT articles is available through the CAPT Library. For assistance call 800.777.2278 (352.375.0160).
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Ideas and Evidence
Author Rowan Bayne evaluates and explores theory and practice in the world of the MBTI instrument. Bayne delves into a variety of type-related topics and prompts readers to examine the research surrounding personality terminology and descriptors.
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MBTI® Type Tables for Occupations
Trainers, coaches, and career counselors rely on results from the MBTI® instrument to guide their clients toward satisfying career decisions.
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MBTI® Manual
The most up-to-date edition of the official reference for users of the MBTI® instrument. This third edition of Isabel Myers' original work has been fully revised and enhanced to include the history, development, and current research and applications for the MBTI assessment tool.
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MBTI® Step II Manual
The Step II Manual is a comprehensive guide to understanding the depth and richness of type as reported on Form Q. Step II builds on the dynamic nature of Step I and provides a way to help respondents achieve type clarity.
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