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JPT Research Digest
Vol 83, 2023
Back To Journal of Psychological Type® IndexFrom the Editor
MBTI classification of companies using online reviews with Sentence-BERT
MBTI and aberrant personality traits: Dark-side trait correlates of the Myers Briggs Type Inventory.
The making of college student leaders: Implementing reflective practices for self-awareness of personality traits and leadership styles
Personality characteristics of elementary school students within the top 1% of general intellectual ability: Comparison with general education students using three personality measures
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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