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Just My Type: Understanding Personality Profiles

Michael J. Rosen, with Daniel Carlson

Just My Type: Understanding Personality Profiles offers research-supported tests that explain a range of personality types. It connects these types to everyday tendencies that are simply human. The tests also aim to help people understand themselves. Archival photographs accompany the material. Michael J. Rosen, with Daniel Carlson, wrote the 80-page book, published by Twenty-First Century Books on the first day of January, 2016.

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Themes
Identity · Science
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Twenty-First Century Books
Published
January 1, 2016
Pages
80
ISBN-13
9781467780100
Language
English
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