MBTI® Type Application Books

This comprehensive resource book is an invaluable tool for beginning and experienced MBTI® practitioners alike. As a practical companion to the MBTI® Manual, it helps you discover how to avoid ethical pitfalls, how to select the most appropriate form, administer the Indicator, score, and report results.

An exciting new book from an author well-versed in psychological type and its various applications. Here Kise explores the keys for how change can be facilitated so that everyone involved gets the most out of the process and the results.

An ideal resource for for principles, teachers, superintendents, and those involved with leadership in schools. Differentiated School Leadership demostrates how an understanding of personality and leadership styles can help individuals and team members work together more effectively.

This new, comprehensive resource by Jane Kise, author of Differentiated Coaching and Find Your Fit, presents an easy-to-implement, usable framework that assists K-12 teachers in achieving success in the classroom.

Well-known author and psychologist Naomi Quenk gives valuable advise in this succinct guide designed for mental health practitioners needing quick, comprehensive instruction on the clinical application of the MBTI® instrument.

This re-published version of Type Clarification: Finding the Fit includes advice on giving feedback, describing types, exploring type in different contexts, observing behavior, and investigating the implications of type dynamics and developement.

When Isabel Myers created the MBTI® assessment it was her dream that people use type "for the constructive use of differences.

This is an outstanding introduction to the inferior function - an often hidden part of our personalities that emerges most dramatically during times of stress, fatigue, and illness.

A booklet that provides career information for clients, with interactive exercises and realistic explanations of personality type and career matching.

Change affects people in many different ways. Introduction to Type and Change offers readers an understanding of how type preference can play a critical role in designing, implementing, and participating in change.

This practical type resource, designed as a planning tool and guide for anyone involved in employee development, is a comprehensive source of information about type and development that can be used with all members of an organizational team, including staff, management, or executives.

With today's emphasis on team-based and collaborative management and decision making, communication can make or break an organization.

This new booklet is for practitioners looking for a conflict management model that works in conjunction with type. Included are comprehensive conflict profiles that summarize how each type contributes positively to conflict situations, what generates conflict for them, what they need from others, how others perceive them, how they look under stress, what their blind spots are, and more.

Emotional intelligence (EQ) is a term used to describe our ability to control impulses, show empathy, and persist in the face of obstacles with resilience and flexibility.

Help individuals better understand how their MBTI results influence team involvement. This revised and expanded edition features new descriptions of the eight preferences and their influence in the workplace, along with an in-depth discussion of six core issues: communication, team culture, leadership, change, problem solving/conflict, resolution and stress.

This booklet is for anyone who has taken the MBTI® instrument and wants to learn how psychological type can further influence and enhance their lives.

Prepare high school and college students for the rigorous academic and social aspects of university life. This booklet describes how a student's MBTI® type can affect learning styles, study habits, test taking, roommate and personal relationships, and stress in the college environment.

Provides MBTI® users in business and organizations with an introduction to Jung's typology in language appropriate for these settings.

Where does intuition come from? How can we access it? How can we apply it with creativity and spirit? These are just a few of the questions addressed in this comprehensive collection of essays by contributors as varied as Intuition Network director Jeffrey Mishlove, Stanford Business School's Michael Ray, Institute of Noetic Sciences' late president Willis Harman, stockbroker Gary Markoff, best-selling author Gary Zukav, and scientist Michael Munn, among others.

Written by law school professors and psychological type experts Don and Martha Peters, Juris Types: Learning Law Through Self-Understanding goes beyond general study tips to help you find learning strategies ideally suited to your unique personality.

A popular introduction to type describing the preferences with styles of communication, relationships, work, and careers.

The standard for MBTI® feedback in career counseling, this book describes how type is useful in career selection, linking type to interests, values, skills, decision making, and action planning.

The standard for MBTI® feedback in career counseling, this book describes how type is useful in career selection, linking type to interests, values, skills, decision making, and action planning.

Written for both students and teachers, this book helps gain insight into personal learning styles in order to develop more effective study and test-taking strategies and help teachers facilitate learning.

Written for both students and teachers, this book helps people discover learning preferences and decide which tools and techniques will give the best results.

Are you excited by active expression of your spirituality, or are you more interested in opportunities for reflection upon the divine? Learn more about how these preferences can have a powerful impact on how you express your spirituality, common stumbling blocks to spirituality, and how your spirituality can grow deeper.

Are you excited by active expression of your spirituality, or are you more interested in opportunities for reflection upon the divine? Learn more about how these preferences can have a powerful impact on how you express your spirituality, common stumbling blocks to spirituality, and how your spirituality can grow deeper.

A fundamental introduction to how an individual's psychological type affects daily interactions at work and can influence everyday workplace activities such as responding to conflict, work style, being part of a team, making decisions, dealing with change, and communication.

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.

Janet Penley, author of The M.O.M.S.® Handbook, offers MotherStyles, a new inspirational tool to help every mother understand herself, break the myth of the ideal mother, and find the strength to develop her own style.

A revolutionary approach that uses type to give parents the power to understand why children are the way they are-and to become the best parents they can be.

Every child is unique and through the understanding of psychological type, parents can learn to recognize their children's special gifts and separate personalities.

Life presents us with many ambiguous situations in which we ask ourselves two fundamental questions: "What should I do?" and "How should I decide?" Psychological type affects our habitual patterns of ethical choice making—patterns that can be made conscious, leading to expanded knowledge of self and to greater moral integration and wholeness.

Through an exploration of the 16 psychological types, author Bonnie Golden offers a unique and useful guide to enhancing self-esteem.

Understanding others in the workplace is essential in order to succeed. Psychological Types at Work explores the effect of personality types and the relationships that form because of them.

The spirited child—often called "difficult" or "strong-willed"—can easily overwhelm parents, leaving them feeling frustrated and inadequate.

Brings readers right into Mary Sheedy Kurcinka's world-famous workshops. Through exercises, observations, and dialogue from actual groups, readers learn to identify the "triggers" that lead to tantrums and challenging behaviors.

An indispensable compilation of more than 60 tried-and-true exercises developed by experienced MBTI® trainers and consultants to introduce type concepts to groups.

Through stories, examples, and practical exercises, this revised edition of SoulTypes will help people discover which approach to spirituality, or "soul work," is most natural to each personality type.

A participant workbook is also available as a companion piece to The 4 Temperaments DVD presentation. In addition to basic type information, it has descriptions for each of the temperaments that include Pathways, Pitfalls, Leadership Style, Influencing Strategies, Learning Style, and Teaching Style.

An MBTI book with a dynamic explanation of psychological type and communication researched and crafted by leading type expert, Carloyn Zeisset.

Get your message across better by learning how to quickly identify important personality characteristics in others. When faced with situations where it is not feasible to administer the MBTI assessment tool, this book explains how to gauge people's values, motivations, and preferred communication styles.

Calling all introverts—and you know who you are! Here's a book that will help you recognize your inner strengths and uniqueness, as well as boost your confidence as you learn to live true to form.

This book provides a groundbreaking resource for police executives, officers on the street, media representatives, trainers, and others involved in the fields of civil and criminal justice.

Add a little TLC to your workplace with ideas from award-winning author and consultant, Donna Dunning. Her comprehensive book, TLC at Work, is full of hands-on, interactive tools that make workplace development and business performance improvements a fun and exciting venture.

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.

An entertaining, informative, and helpful guide for evaluating and understanding who you are and why you do the things you do.

The authors make it easy to recognize your own type and those of your co-workers through work-related type descriptions.

Help your clients learn more about their MBTI® Step II results with this new booklet. The 27-page guide, designed for those who have just taken the Step II instrument, helps people gain a greater understanding of type through their facet results.

This booklet focuses on ways for salespeople to approach customers, gain information, and make decisions based on type differences to build strong relationships with clients.

Is your work productive? Do you take time for play? This book examines how work shapes leisure and how it affects balance or burnout in our lives.

Type experts Jean M. Kummerow and Naomi L. Quenk, authors of the MBTI® Step II Reports, offer detailed information for MBTI® administrators and trainers to teach understanding and appreciation of 20 facets of the 16 personality types.

Learn how to break writer's block and reduce writing anxiety through the power of psychological type. This practical and enjoyable workbook helps make the writing process easier and more effective through an abundance of tools, examples, and exercises.