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 15
... ideas with a group than by yourself ; you become drained if you spend too much time in reflective think- ing without being able to bounce your thoughts off others . □ find listening more difficult than talking ; you don't like to give ...
... ideas with a group than by yourself ; you become drained if you spend too much time in reflective think- ing without being able to bounce your thoughts off others . □ find listening more difficult than talking ; you don't like to give ...
Pagina 77
... ideas get lost in the process . The fact is , Introverts don't know what they think about something until they have time to think about it . Effective goal - setting , then , should give Extraverts the oppor- tunity to verbalize - and ...
... ideas get lost in the process . The fact is , Introverts don't know what they think about something until they have time to think about it . Effective goal - setting , then , should give Extraverts the oppor- tunity to verbalize - and ...
Pagina 121
... ideas . But I have to keep reminding myself , " I don't have to put all these ideas into action . " □ Develop a central type table like the one in Chapter Three- some form of bulletin board displaying the sixteen personality types ...
... ideas . But I have to keep reminding myself , " I don't have to put all these ideas into action . " □ Develop a central type table like the one in Chapter Three- some form of bulletin board displaying the sixteen personality types ...
Inhoudsopgave
The birth of a type | 10 |
The Eight Preferences | 23 |
Sensors vs iNtuitives | 104 |
Copyright | |
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