MBTI® Bibliography Search—Intelligence

87 records returned of 10852 total records for search "intelligence"

1.	Childs, R. (2008, May). Relational intelligence and current leadership thinking. Paper presented at the European Type Conference, Copenhagen, Denmark. Retrieved May 30, 2008, from http://conference.cfl.dk/presentations
2.	Maddocks, J. (2008, May). A theoretical and applied link between type and emotional intelligence. Paper presented at the European Type Conference, Copenhagen, Denmark. Retrieved May 30, 2008, from http://conference.cfl.dk/presentations
3.	MacBeth, G. D. (2008). Associations between emotional intelligence, personality type, and attitude towards seeking psychological assistance (Master’s thesis, Mount Saint Vincent University, Canada, 2006). Masters Abstracts International, 46(03). (University Microfilms No. AAT MR34575)
4.	Liang, Y. H. (2007). The relationship between personality type and emotional intelligence in a sample of college and university faculty in Taiwan (Doctoral dissertation, Texas A&M University - Kingsville, 2007). Dissertation Abstracts International, 68(07), A. (University Microfilms No. AAT 3274042 )
5.	Pearman, R. R. (Speaker). (2007, July). Linking type and emotional intelligence. Presented at APT-XVII, the Seventeenth Biennial International Conference of the Association for Psychological Type, Baltimore, MD. (Audio CD No. 270711-CS133). La Crescenta, CA: Content Management Corp. (cmcgc.com).
6.	Pearman, R. R. (2007, July). Linking type and emotional intelligence. Paper presented at CS133 at APT-XVII, the Seventeenth Biennial International Conference of the Association for Psychological Type, Baltimore, MD.
7.	Pearman, R. R. (2007). Using the MBTI tool to enrich emotional intelligence: Leader's resource guide. Mountain View, CA: CPP, Inc.
8.	Bohrer, V. C. (2007). A study of the relationships between leader emotional intelligence (EI) ability and demographic, performance, job satisfaction measures, and MBTI type in the United States (U.S.) intelligence community (Doctoral dissertation, Webster University, 2007). Dissertation Abstracts International, 68(05), A. (University Microfilms No AAT 3268881)
9.	Malone, P. J. (2006, Spring). Typewatching at the cinema: Intelligence on screen [Review of Good night, and good luck]. British Association for Psychological Type, TypeFace, 17(1), 26-27.
10.	Pearman, R. R. (2006, July). Emotional intelligence, type and leadership development. Keynote address. Proceedings of the Eighth Biennial National Conference of the Australian Association for Psychological Type, Brisbane [CD]. Available from http://www.aapt.org.au/
11.	Howard, C. (2006, Winter). Cultural intelligence, type and teams in the knowledge age. British Association for Psychological Type, TypeFace, 17(4), 22-23.
12.	Maddocks, J. (2006). Linking emotional intelligence with Jungian typology. Bulletin of Psychological Type, 29(3), 8-12.
13.	Thompson, H. L. (2006). Exploring the interface of type and emotional intelligence landscapes. Bulletin of Psychological Type, 29(3), 14-19.
14.	Pearman, R. R. (2006). What type practitioners need to know about emotional intelligence and type. Bulletin of Psychological Type, 29(3), 20-24.
15.	Murphy, E. A. (2006). Finding emotional intelligence my way. Bulletin of Psychological Type, 29(3), 26-27.
16.	Carter, C., Bishop, J., & Kravits, S. L. (2006). Keys to success: Building successful intelligence for college, career, and life [CD recording]. Princeton, NJ: Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic.
17.	Brown, J. M., Rollin, P. F., & Richmond, S. L. (2005, July). Emotional intelligence and leadership: Views across type. Paper presented at CS221 at APT-XVI, the Sixteenth Biennial International Conference of the Association for Psychological Type, Portland, OR.
18.	Brown, J. M., Rollin, P. F., & Richmond, S. L. (Speakers). (2005, July). Emotional intelligence and leadership: Views across type. Presented at APT-XVI, the Sixteenth Biennial International Conference of the Association for Psychological Type, Portland, OR. (Audio CD No. 250727-350-CS221). La Crescenta, CA: Content Management Corp. (818-957-0874).
19.	Engstrom, M. C. (2005, July). A study of emotional intelligence as it relates to organizational outcomes beyond what is contributed by personality. Poster session presented at APT-XVI, the Sixteenth Biennial International Conference of the Association for Psychological Type, Portland, OR.
20.	Ball, I. L. (2005, July). Research report: Emotional intelligence, athletes, music preferences. Australian Psychological Type Review, 7(2), 55-56.
21.	Pearman, R. R. (2005, November). Eight abilities, eight processes: Key theoretical parallels between type and emotional intelligence. Australian Psychological Type Review, 7(3), 38-40.
22.	Engstrom, M. C. (2006). A study of emotional intelligence as it relates to organizational outcomes beyond what is contributed by personality (Doctoral dissertation, Loyola University Chicago, 2005). Dissertation Abstracts International, 66(10), 5722B. (University Microfilms No. AAT 3191340)
23.	Nardi, D. (2005, Autumn). Eight kinds of smart for all types: Psychological type and multiple intelligences. British Association for Psychological Type, TypeFace, 16(3), 23-25.
24.	Furnham, A., Moutafi, J., & Paltiel, L. (2005, April). Intelligence in relation to Jung's personality types. Individual Differences Research, 3(1), 2-13.
25.	Maddocks, J. (2004, Spring). How emotional intelligence measures can add value to users of type instruments. British Association for Psychological Type, TypeFace, 15(1), 14-15.
26.	Nardi, D. (Speaker). (2004, July). Multiple intelligences and personality types. Presented at APT-XV, the Fifteenth Biennial International Conference of the Association for Psychological Type, Toronto, ON. (Cassette Recording No. 040721-540-CS225). Richmond Hill, ON: Content Management Corp. (905-889-6555).
27.	Sparks, W. L. (2004, July). The Organizational Emotional Intelligence Profile (OEIP): A bionic perspective for measuring group culture. Poster session presented at APT-XV, the Fifteenth Biennial International Conference of the Association for Psychological Type, Toronto, ON.
28.	Richmond, S. L., Rollin, P. F. & Brown, J. M. (2004, July). Emotional intelligence and TJ leaders: Openings for growth. In Coaching perspectives. Management and organizational development symposium conducted at APT-XV, the Fifteenth Biennial International Conference of the Association for Psychological Type, Toronto, ON.
29.	Richmond, S. L., Rollin, P. F. & Brown, J. M. (2004, January). What makes a successful leader? Findings from a study of leadership, emotional intelligence, and personality type. Retrieved August 1, 2004, from http://www.ideashape.com/leadership-research.htm
30.	Richmond, S. L., Rollin, P. F. & Brown, J. M. (2004, June). What makes a successful leader? Summary findings from a study of leadership, emotional intelligence, and personality type. Retrieved August 1, 2004, from http://www.ideashape.com/leadership-research.htm
31.	Kaluzniacky, E. (2004). Managing psychological factors in information systems work: An orientation to Emotional Intelligence. Hershey, PA: Idea Group Publishing.
32.	Rollin, P. F., Brown, J. M. & Richmond, S. L. (2004, June). Leaders speak out on emotional intelligence. Summary findings from a study of leadership, emotional intelligence, and personality type. Retrieved August 1, 2004, from http://www.ideashape.com/leadership-research.htm
33.	Allen, J. (2003, Summer). Introduction to type and emotional intelligence: Pathways to performance [Review of the book]. British Association for Psychological Type, TypeFace, 14(2), 27-28.
34.	Moutafi, J., Furnham, A., & Crump, J. (2003, January-February). Demographic and personality predictors of intelligence: A study using the Neo personality inventory and the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. European Journal of Personality, 17(1), 79-94.
35.	Ferrand, P. (2003, Spring). Emotional intelligence explored [Review of the book Introduction to type and emotional intelligence]. Bulletin of Psychological Type, 26(2), 62-63.
36.	Pearman, R. R. (2002). Introduction to type and emotional intelligence. Palo Alto: CPP, Inc.
37.	Oliver, M. (2002, September). Intelligence and wisdom: Sources of creativity. Proceedings of the Sixth Biennial National Conference of the Australian Association for Psychological Type (pp. 56-57). Manly, New South Wales.
38.	Pearman, R. R. (2002, Fall). Type and emotional intelligence: Engines of performance. MBTI TYPEwriter, 5(2), 2. Retrieved April 4, 2007, from http://www.cpp.com/pr/FallTYPEwriter.pdf
39.	Nardi, D. (2001). Multiple intelligences and personality type: Tools and strategies for developing human potential. Huntington Beach, CA: Telos Publications.
40.	Malone, P. J. (2001, End of Year). Type and the movies: If only I had a heart [Review of Artificial intelligence]. Bulletin of Psychological Type, 24(6), 36-37.
41.	Higgs, M. (2001). Is there a relationship between the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator and emotional intelligence? Journal of Managerial Psychology, 16(7/8), 509-533.
42.	Nardi, D. (2001, June). Multiple intelligences and personality type in the college classroom. Poster session presented at APT-XIV, the Fourteenth Biennial International Conference of the Association for Psychological Type, Minneapolis, MN.
43.	Lawrence, G. D. (Speaker). (2001, June). Emotional Intelligence: Does it work differently in thinking types and feeling types? Presented at APT-XIV, the Fourteenth Biennial International Conference of the Association for Psychological Type, Minneapolis, MN. (Cassette Recording No. APT1-411). Seattle, WA: Audio Visual Education Network (1-800-810-8273).
44.	Lawrence, G. D. (2001, June). Emotional Intelligence: Does it work differently in thinking types and feeling types? Proceedings of APT-XIV, the Fourteenth Biennial International Conference of the Association for Psychological Type (pp. 273-280). Minneapolis, MN.
45.	Pearman, R. R. (2001, February). Emotional intelligence and psychological type. TypeWorks, Issue 39, 5-6.
46.	Fouts, B. M. (2000, March). Psychological types, learning styles, and type of intelligences of successful students in alternative and traditional high school. Handout from presentation at the Fourth Biennial International Conference on Education of the Center for Applications of Psychological Type, Gainesville, FL.
47.	Yalowitz, D. C. (2000, March). Applying type and multiple intelligence theory in daily classroom practice: A curricular challenge and opportunity. Handout from presentation at the Fourth Biennial International Conference on Education of the Center for Applications of Psychological Type, Gainesville, FL.
48.	Fouts, B. M. (2000, March). Psychological types, learning styles, and type of intelligences of successful students in alternative and traditional high school. Proceedings of the Fourth Biennial International Conference on Education of the Center for Applications of Psychological Type (pp. 87-97). Gainesville, FL: Center for Applications of Psychological Type.
49.	Lawrence, G. D. (2000, March). Emotional intelligence: Does it develop differently in thinking and feeling types? Proceedings of the Fourth Biennial International Conference on Education of the Center for Applications of Psychological Type (pp. 203-208). Gainesville, FL: Center for Applications of Psychological Type.
50.	Fouts, B. M. (Speaker). (2000, March). Psychological types, learning styles, and type of intelligences of successful students in alternative and traditional high school. Presented at the Fourth Biennial International Conference on Education of the Center for Applications of Psychological Type, Gainesville, FL. (Cassette Recording No. 238-2). St. Petersburg, FL: Convention Recordings (712-345-8288).
51.	Lawrence, G. D. (Speaker). (2000, March). Emotional intelligence: Does it develop differently in thinking types and feeling types? Presented at the Fourth Biennial International Conference on Education of the Center for Applications of Psychological Type, Gainesville, FL. (Cassette Recording No. 238-19). St. Petersburg, FL: Convention Recordings (712-345-8288).
52.	Yalowitz, D. C. (Speaker). (2000, March). Applying type and multiple intelligence theory in daily classroom practice: A curricular challenge and opportunity. Presented at the Fourth Biennial International Conference on Education of the Center for Applications of Psychological Type, Gainesville, FL. (Cassette Recording No. 238-44). St. Petersburg, FL: Convention Recordings (712-345-8288).
53.	Fouts, B. M. (2000). Psychological types, learning styles, and types of intelligences of successful alternative and traditional high school students (Doctoral dissertation, United States International University, 2000). Dissertation Abstracts International, 61(05), 1741A. (University Microfilms No. AAI99-75252)
54.	Silver, H. G., Strong, R. W. & Perini, M. J. (2000). So each may learn: Integrating learning styles and multiple intelligences. Alexandria, VA: Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development.
55.	Meunier, L. E. (2000). La typologie des intelligences humaine et artificielle: Complexité pédagogique de l'enseignement des langues étrangères dans un environnement multimédia. In L. Duquette & M. Laurier (Eds.). Apprendre une langue dans un environnement multimédia (pp. 211- 247). Montréal, Canada: Editions Logiques.
56.	Feldman, D. (1999, May/June). Emotional intelligence in the workplace. The NF Journal, 6(3), 3.
57.	Dulewicz, V. & Higgs, M. (1999). Can emotional intelligence be measured and developed? Leadership and Organization Development Journal, 20(5), 242-252. Available at: http://www.emerald-library.com.
58.	Levine, J. (1999). The Enneagram intelligences: Understanding personality for effective teaching and learning. Westport, CT: Bergin & Garvey/Greenwood Publishing Group.
59.	Yalowitz, D. C. (1998). Psychological type and multiple intelligence theory: Speculations on the implications of a worthy marriage. In R. A. Moody (Ed.), Proceedings of the Second Multicultural Research Symposium of the Center for Applications of Psychological Type (pp. 217-221). University of Hawaii, January 1996. Gainesville, FL: Center for Applications of Psychological Type.
60.	Lawrence, G. D. (1998, March). Emotional intelligence: Does it develop differently in thinking types and feeling types? Proceedings of the Third Biennial International Conference on Education of the Center for Applications of Psychological Type (pp. 133-136). Gainesville, FL: Center for Applications of Psychological Type.
61.	Meisgeier, C. H., Dahl, R. & Meisgeier, C. S. (1998, March). A multiple intelligence/psychological type initiative to increase school performance and parent-student communication. Proceedings of the Third Biennial International Conference on Education of the Center for Applications of Psychological Type (pp. 253-260). Gainesville, FL: Center for Applications of Psychological Type.
62.	Blumenthal, P., Alcock, M. W., Lawrence, G. D., & Tallevi, L. (Speakers). (1998, March). Are Multiple Intelligences expressions of type differences? Panel discussion at the Third Biennial International Conference on Education of the Center for Applications of Psychological Type, Orlando, FL. (Cassette Recording No. 182-31). St. Petersburg, FL: Convention Recordings (712-345-8288).
63.	Lawrence, G. D. (Speaker). (1998, March). Emotional intelligence: Does it develop differently in thinking types and feeling types? Presented at the Third Biennial International Conference on Education of the Center for Applications of Psychological Type, Orlando, FL. (Cassette Recording No. 182-13, two tapes). St. Petersburg, FL: Convention Recordings (712-345-8288).
64.	Blumenthal, P., Alcock, M. W., Lawrence, G. D., & Tallevi, L. (1998, March). Are Multiple Intelligences expressions of type differences? Transcription of panel discussion. Proceedings of the Third Biennial International Conference on Education of the Center for Applications of Psychological Type (2nd ed., pp. 315-321 ). Gainesville, FL: Center for Applications of Psychological Type.
65.	Keirsey, D. (1998). Please understand me II: Temperament, character, intelligence. Del Mar, CA: Prometheus Nemesis Book Company.
66.	Lawrence, G. D. (Speaker). (1997, July). Emotional intelligence and type. Presented at APT-XII, the Twelfth Biennial International Conference of the Association for Psychological Type. (Cassette Recording No. APT-239 & 240, two tapes). Seattle, WA: Audio Visual Education Network (1-800-810-8273).
67.	Horning, A. S. (1997, Fall). Book review: Emotional intelligence (by Daniel Goleman). Self and Text: A Bulletin of Research and Applications, 2(2), 11-12.
68.	Lawrence, G. D. (Speaker). (1996, March). Emotional intelligence and type. Presented at the Second Biennial International Conference on Education of the Center for Applications of Psychological Type, Orlando, FL. (Cassette Recording No. 121-48). St. Petersburg, FL: Convention Recordings (712-345-8288).
69.	Lawrence, G. D. (1996, March). Emotional intelligence and type. Proceedings of the Second Biennial International Conference on Education of the Center for Applications of Psychological Type (pp. 77-81). Gainesville, FL: Center for Applications of Psychological Type.
70.	Meisgeier, C. H., Meisgeier, C. S., Dahl, R., Johnson, P., Davidson, L., Cuff, T., Rodriguez, R., Valent, E., & Johnson, N. (Speakers). (1996, March). Integration of the theories of psychological type and multiple intelligences and application to the instructional process with at-risk students. Presented at the Second Biennial International Conference on Education of the Center for Applications of Psychological Type, Orlando, FL. (Cassette Recording No. 121-16). St. Petersburg, FL: Convention Recordings (712-345-8288).
71.	Meisgeier, C. H., Meisgeier, C. S., Dahl, R., Johnson, P., Davidson, L., Cuff, T., Rodriguez, R., Valent, E. & Johnson, N. (1996, March). Integration of the theories of psychological type and multiple intelligences and application to the instructional process with at-risk students. Proceedings of the Second Biennial International Conference on Education of the Center for Applications of Psychological Type (pp. 21-35). Gainesville, FL: Center for Applications of Psychological Type.
72.	Kaufman, A. S., McLean, J. E. & Lincoln, A. (1996, September). The relationship of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) to IQ level and the fluid and crystallized IQ discrepancy on the Kaufman Adolescent and Adult Intelligence Test (KAAIT). Assessment, 3(3) 225-239.
73.	Ferrand, P. (1996, Fall). Emotional intelligence [Review of the book Emotional intelligence: Why it can matter more than I.Q.]. Bulletin of Psychological Type, 19(4), 22, 24.
74.	Sears, J. D. (1995). Intelligence and personality: A comparative analysis (Master's thesis, Central Missouri State University, 1995). Masters Abstracts International, 34(03), 1288. (University Microfilms No. AAT 1377621)
75.	Garst, R. D. (1995, August). Intelligence types: The role of personality in the intelligence profession. Washington, DC: Joint Military Intelligence College.
76.	Spirrison, C. L. & Gordy, C. C. (1994). Nonintellective intelligence and personality: Variance shared by the Constructive Thinking Inventory and the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. Journal of Personality Assessment, 62(2), 352-363.
77.	Balgopal, R. & Others (1994, November). The relationship among intelligence, personality, and vocational interests. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Mid-South Educational Research Association, Nashville, TN.
78.	Berens, L. V. (Speaker). (1992). How smart are you? A look at a temperament definition of intelligence [audiotape]. Huntington Beach, CA: Telos Publications.
79.	Garst, R. D. (1989). A handbook of intelligence analysis (2nd ed.). Washington, DC: Defense Intelligence College.
80.	Aggarwal, R. (1988). A study of the effects of individual differences and acculturation on the intelligence phase of a decision-making process (Doctoral dissertation, University of Texas at Arlington, 1987). Dissertation Abstracts International, 49(07), 1872A. (University Microfilms No. AAC88-12822)
81.	Keirsey, D. (Speaker). (1987, June). Intelligence and education. Presented at APT-VII, the Seventh Biennial International Conference of the Association for Psychological Type. (Cassette Recording No. T220-F10AB, 2 tapes). Garden Grove, CA: InfoMedix.
82.	Keirsey, D. (1987, September). The four faces of intellect: New perspectives on intelligence and work. Presented at Western Region meeting of the Association for Psychological Type. (Cassette Recording, two tapes). Ontario, CA: APT Western Region.
83.	Lowen, W. (Speaker). (1985, June). Type consequences of progress in computers and artificial intelligence. Presented at APT-VI, the Sixth Biennial International Conference of the Association for Psychological Type. (Cassette Recording No. L227-65M). Garden Grove, CA: InfoMedix.
84.	Dana, L. (Speaker). (1980, November). Type and cognitive strengths: The judging and perceiving functions and how one can identify them through intelligence tests and observations of educational behavior. Presented at the Southern California Conference on Psychological Type, Western Region of the Association for Psychological Type, University of California Fullerton. (Cassette Recording No. 9, Session III-B). Garden Grove, CA: InfoMedix.
85.	Cropley, A. J. (1965). Originality, personality, and intelligence. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, University of Alberta.
86.	Barberousse, E. H. (1965). The MBTI and its relationship to creativity, intelligence, and sociometric reputation in junior high school (Research report). Auburn, AL: Auburn University.
87.	Barberousse, E. H. (1965). An investigation of the variability of eighth grade students' behavioral responses on creativity criteria, intelligence, and sociometric choices in relation to their Jungian psychological type (Doctoral dissertation, Auburn University, 1965). Dissertation Abstracts International, 26(09), 5219. (University Microfilms No. AAG65-13896)

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