The MBTI^® framework consists of three unique instruments. Learn about the features of the MBTI Step I^™, MBTI Step II^™, and MBTI Step III^™ instruments.

2.2

Best-Fit Type

What makes the MBTI^® assessment unique from many other personality surveys is the ethical requirement of the interpretive feedback session to verify a best-fit type. The value of a verification process is explained in detail.

2.3

Is the MBTI^® Assessment a Test?

People often ask to take the MBTI^® test. Learn the reasons why the MBTI is an assessment, instrument, tool, or inventory, but not a test, and why that matters.

2.4

Ethical Use

Myers & Briggs Foundation is committed to upholding ethical standards that protect the client's rights and the integrity of the MBTI^® assessment. Learn what people need to know when taking the official MBTI instrument.

2.5

Type Dynamics: Overview

Personality type is more complex and far richer than most people know. Type dynamics as revealed through the four-letter MBTI^® type code is unique to the Myers-Briggs^® system and is the key to understanding type. Learn about process pairs and an overview of how type dynamics works.

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Type Dynamics: Processes

Find the order of type dynamics (Dominant, Auxiliary, Tertiary, Inferior processes) for your personality type with an interactive type table. In-depth descriptions of each process as experienced at your best and when under stress are provided.

2.7

Type Development

The Myers-Briggs^® model is developmental. Discover the pathway for type development over the lifespan.

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