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  • “Is any of this based on research?”

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    Erik Thor
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    Hi Eric, I recently came across this article http://www.erikthor.com/2016/12/28/extraverted-intuition-not-think/ I have been trying to learn about MBTI for awhile now and it seems like every website has a different theory on how it all works. Do you know if any of this is based on research?  Research The thing about these kinds of theories are that they…

  • Carl Jung: Most People Are Not Individuated

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    Erik Thor
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    There are personality tests everywhere. But the question is how accurate personality tests are. If most people are not properly individuated, but are rather caught in personas, masks, and stereotypes, how can they accurately determine their own behaviour? What would Carl Jung think of the MBTI and its process? Does it help individuation, or does…

  • What are your top eight intelligences?

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    Erik Thor
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    I’ve been working to connect Howard Gardners multiple intelligences theory and what I ended up with was sixteen jungian intelligences. This video explores eight of these sixteen intelligences. [embedyt] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhp3a2ueZog[/embedyt]  

  • No, you don’t need to develop your inferior function

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    Erik Thor
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    It is common to describe personality development as developing your weaker functions. I think this stems from a misconception of how cognitive functions work and why we favour certain functions over others. INFJs favour introverted intuition due to the positive impact it has on an INFJs well being. Introverted intuition is one of the functions…