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Looking for scientific studies that validate Myers-Briggs
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Doctor Cringelord
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those objective personality people have been collecting data on various types for a while. the only problem I have with them is that they haven't made their data available to anyone other than people who pay to take their typing course.
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MBTI isn't far behind in being mercenary. Much better for knowledge to be disseminated freely in the open literature, for examination and replication by others.
Doctor Cringelord
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- Instinctual Variant
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this is why i prefer enneagram now. at least i can just pick up books on it by various authors at used book stores or online. i don't want to have to pay for some intensive, elaborate course to be allowed access to data and knowledge about typology systems
