Administer and apply the revised MBTI® Form M inventory correctly

This essential reference for users of the MBTI® instrument is organized with the goal of promoting understanding and ease of application. Part I, "Introduction," gives an overview of the distinctive features of the MBTI® assessment, details the 50-year development of the instrument, and outlines the rationale behind the development of Form M. Part II, "Theory," explains type theory and describes the 16 types. Part III, "Administration and Interpretation," gives practitioners the basic information they need to use the MBTI® inventory effectively. Part IV, "Research," covers the wealth of information relevant to the psychometric features of the MBTI® instrument, including its construction, reliability, and validity. It describes the new method for scoring Form M using item response theory (IRT). Part V, "The Uses of Type," provides hands-on, practical guidance to those using the MBTI® tool in counseling and psychotherapy, education, career counseling, organizations, and multicultural settings.

Isabel Briggs Myers, Mary H. McCaulley, Naomi L. Quenk, and Allen L. Hammer.