Myers-Briggs Type Indicator

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A Model For Introductory Presentation of Type Theory (90 min is marked wit)
Methods and strategies for presenting the Myers-Briggs Type indicator and related theories. (audio)

Personality and Stress (90 min.)
From a seminar for instructors of type theory, this tape connects MBTI theory with rational emotive theory to help you understand and control stress. (audio)

Keirsey Temperament Sorter (10 min.)
This is a modified version of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator adapted from the book Please Understand Me by Keirsey & Bates. Your answers will show how you like to look at things and how you make decisions. Knowing your preferences can help you better understand yourself. Listen to the tapes in the Type Communication series for more information or make an appointment with a counselor who can help you to better understand the results of the questionnaire. (computer based instruction) 		Type Communication (30 min. ea.)
These 5 tapes answer some of the most frequently asked questions about the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, covering such topics as type basics, caveats on type, descriptions for extroverts and introverts, etc., and ways different types relate. (audio)
Stress and Type (60 min.)
A humorous and energetic presentation of the use of type and rational emotive therapy concepts in stress management. Useful to the counselor, educator, or anyone working with stress management. (audio)

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