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This article reviews problems with the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) and similar tests like the Enneagram. It says the MBTI was made in 1944 and sorts people into 16 types using four letters, but researchers have found weaknesses in its theory, accuracy, and reliability. The piece notes that MBTI results…
This study used survey data from workers in many different jobs to compare how men and women manage emotions at work. It found that women report showing anger less often and showing happiness more often than men on the job. The difference in anger expression was explained by job and…
