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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Pagina 103
... conflict . Our experience tells us that all types face real stress dealing with conflict , and therefore a Typewatching approach to con- flict resolution could be one of the most important things you'll take away from reading this book ...
... conflict . Our experience tells us that all types face real stress dealing with conflict , and therefore a Typewatching approach to con- flict resolution could be one of the most important things you'll take away from reading this book ...
Pagina 105
... conflict nor harmony ; they merely seek clarity and justice - they are no more skilled than Feeling types at handling conflict . Thinking types in general have a fear of that which gets sticky or interpersonal , so a T , seeing that ...
... conflict nor harmony ; they merely seek clarity and justice - they are no more skilled than Feeling types at handling conflict . Thinking types in general have a fear of that which gets sticky or interpersonal , so a T , seeing that ...
Pagina 106
... conflict grew out of a workshop we conducted in which we asked a group of four Feelers and four Thinkers to define " conflict . " Here are the answers , exactly as they were written : Thinkers defined conflict as " any discussion ...
... conflict grew out of a workshop we conducted in which we asked a group of four Feelers and four Thinkers to define " conflict . " Here are the answers , exactly as they were written : Thinkers defined conflict as " any discussion ...
Inhoudsopgave
The birth of a type | 10 |
The Eight Preferences | 23 |
Sensors vs iNtuitives | 104 |
Copyright | |
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