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JPT Research Digest
Vol 81, 2021
Back To Journal of Psychological Type® IndexFrom the Editor
Machine Learning Approach to Personality Type Prediction.
Entrepreneurial Tendencies by Different Personalities.
Personality Type, Eating Behavior, and Suicide Risk.
The Effects of MBTI® Applied Peer-to-Peer Relationship Improvement Training.
Personality Type and Language Learning Strategies.
Sex, Madness, and Spirituality.
Journal of Psychological Type® Research Digest (JPT-RD) is made available through Myers & Briggs Foundation, worldwide publisher. The editorial team includes Kesstan Blandin, PhD, Yvonne Nelson-Reid, PhD, Logan Abbitt, MLIS, and Purnima Sims.
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Myers & Briggs Foundation carries the legacy of Isabel Briggs Myers and the MBTI® instrument through our mission to educate the public about psychological type—including its ethical, meaningful, and practical applications—and to conduct research on psychological type and the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® (MBTI) instrument. The JPT-RD, published annually, is a publication that highlights research and ideas in the field of psychological type, the MBTI Instrument, and Jungian thought.
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