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MBTI is a classification of psychological types according to four broad 'personality preferences'. | MBTI is a classification of psychological types according to four broad 'personality preferences'. | ||
This leads to 16 possible Myers-Briggs 'types' - for example, 'INFP' or 'ESTJ'. | |||
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Myers-Briggs Type Indicator.
MBTI is a classification of psychological types according to four broad 'personality preferences'.
This leads to 16 possible Myers-Briggs 'types' - for example, 'INFP' or 'ESTJ'.
