Type Talk: The 16 Personality Types that Determine how We Live, Love, and WorkDell Pub., 1989 - 293 pagina's In this one-of-a-kind guide, the authors show exactly how to learn about yourself and those around you, using an exciting, scientifically proven method of evaluating and understanding who you are and why you do the things you do. |
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... ISFPs , in contrast , are typically shy and retiring . Although they are very sensitive to people's needs and feelings , they can be so self - effacing that they often negate their own positive qualities . Yet , in spite of their ...
... ISFPs , in contrast , are typically shy and retiring . Although they are very sensitive to people's needs and feelings , they can be so self - effacing that they often negate their own positive qualities . Yet , in spite of their ...
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... ISFPs more in touch with both themselves and the world around them than any other type . ISFPs have a very low need to lead and control others , and yet are driven by a desire to see everything - plants , animals , and people — living ...
... ISFPs more in touch with both themselves and the world around them than any other type . ISFPs have a very low need to lead and control others , and yet are driven by a desire to see everything - plants , animals , and people — living ...
Pagina 235
... ISFPS to understand the need of some people to impose limits or structure on others . Unfortunately , in their desire not to influence , they often forgo expressing themselves and their wishes in favor of blending in with others . This ...
... ISFPS to understand the need of some people to impose limits or structure on others . Unfortunately , in their desire not to influence , they often forgo expressing themselves and their wishes in favor of blending in with others . This ...
Inhoudsopgave
The birth of a type | 10 |
The Eight Preferences | 23 |
Sensors vs iNtuitives | 104 |
Copyright | |
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