Lecture 3: The Origin of Personality Types (The Functional Stack and the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator)

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Introvert University

Harrison Paul

3 episodes

4 days ago

Introvert University is a podcast that explores and analyzes the philosophy, science, history, and social implications of introversion.

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Introvert University is a podcast that explores and analyzes the philosophy, science, history, and social implications of introversion.

Philosophy

Society & Culture

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Lecture 3: The Origin of Personality Types (The Functional Stack and the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator)

Introvert University

40 minutes 19 seconds

5 years ago

Lecture 3: The Origin of Personality Types (The Functional Stack and the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator)

In this lecture, we finish exploring Jung's theory of psychological functions and then discuss the origins, contributions, and shortcomings of the Myers-Briggs system that it inspired.

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Sources:

Psychological Types, Chapter X (Carl Jung)

Gifts Differing (Isabel Briggs-Myers and Peter Myers)

The Personality Brokers (Merv Emre)

The 16 Personality Types, Introduction (AJ Drenth)