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Carl Gustav Jung v Jungian Psychometrics Ever since the development of the famous Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, numerous psychometric tools have been developed that claim to assist organisations in a range of areas, from learning and development to aptitude testing and recruitment. Most seek to improve their credibility by claiming to be based on the work of the famous Swiss psychiatrist Carl Gustav Jung. But if Jung were alive today, would he be flattered that so many of these instruments claim to be 'Jungian', or would he see them as a gross misinterpretation of his work? Click here to read. |
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How your synaptic network developsHave a look at this brilliantly simple explanation of the way in which your synaptic network develops.
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Book - Do No Harm, Stories of Life, Death and Brain SurgeryA candid insight into the life and work of practicing neurosurgeon. The book has won numerous awards and is well worth reading for anyone with an interest in the subject. More... |
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