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12/7/2005


4G and Myers Briggs/MBTI


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By Bruce Lewin @ 10:19 am

Myers Briggs (or MBTI) is possibly the most popular psychometric is use today and there is no shortage of people who write about this model. Given, however, some of the similarities between Myers and 4G, people often ask what the key differences are. In essence, 4G introduces the idea of Social Relationships and more specifically, a framework which outlines optimal relationship combinations. The following re-written extract is taken from the Myers Briggs site and hopefully highlights this point. The italics show the changes added whilst the original is shown below.

Type differences in relationships can be a source of growth and/or conflict. However, within 4G, there are a number of ideal or more successful combinations of types in relationships than others.

The original from the Myers Briggs site follows.

Type differences in relationships can be a source of growth and/or conflict. However, there are no best or more successful combinations of types in relationships.

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