Books on Research

The CAPT Atlas is an essential reference for career counselors and other MBTI® users. It contains more than 300 type tables encompassing normative populations and career groups including art and communications, business and management, counseling, engineering, government, health, industry, religion, and students.

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.

For the first time, the Journal of Psychological Type (JPT™), the premier research publication on the application and use of psychological type and the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® instrument, is being offered as an online subscription.

An excellent companion to the MBTI® Manual. Research summaries are given on the major areas of applications and use of the MBTI assessment tool during the past decade.

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.

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.

Complete guide to the newly revised MMTIC™ instrument, including administration and interpretation guidance, details about the revisions for the new version, and reliability and validity results.

This official manual outlines the history and development of the OTCI instrument, as well as the instrument's basis in the work of Carl Jung and its relationship to the works of Robert Kegan and Erik Erikson.

The PMAI® is an innovative tool to use with individual clients or groups for exploring the deep parts of personality that operate through archetypal expressions.

The authors summarize more than 30 years of research with the MBTI assessment tool at the Institute of Personality Assessment and Research (IPAR).

An essential, easy-to-follow introduction—or refresher—to the basic concepts of statistics and measurement. This book is intended to give the reader enough understanding of statistics to read the MBTI® Manual, Journal of Psychological Type, or similar research literature without feeling intimidated by statistical concepts.

Sundial is an interdisciplinary work about cognition and health that encompasses the disciplines of psychology, medicine, complementary healthcare, and spirituality.

Type and Culture: Using the MBTI® Instrument in International Applications will be an important addition to any practitioner's toolbox who currently uses or wants to use the MBTI instrument in other cultures or countries.