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Myers-Briggs Type Indicator - MBTI
More than 3.5 million questionnaires are completed every year. The MBTI is the most widely used personality questionnaire in the world. It is based on over 50 years of research and development and is available in 19 different languages.
The theory of psychological type was introduced in the 1920s by the distinguished Swiss psychiatrist Carl Gustav Jung
The MBTI questionnaire describes an individual's personality preferences and it represents these in four dimensions and 16 differentiated types, indicated by a four-letter code. For in-depth descriptions - visit link below.
What is the MBTI useful for?
The MBTI is a framework for self-awareness and personal development and it can be used in almost any setting as a tool for coaching people in communication styles. Some clients might find it very helpful during counselling.
Information about the 16 different Types and their relevance to team building and interpersonal relationships is available for free at: The MBTI Foundation
The MBTI identifies different personality types and values them all equally. All types are described in terms of their communication preferences and styles and how they complement each other. This is especially useful in relationships and teams.
