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"When people differ, a knowledge of type lessens friction and eases strain. In addition it reveals the value of differences. No one has to be good at everything."
Isabel Briggs Myers
Myers and Briggs Foundation

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Guidance for the appropriate and ethical use of the instrument and what is expected from certified administrators.



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