I recently attended a rib festival when barbeque sauce samples were being handed out. At one booth, a […]
Personality Theory
Carl Jung published his archetypes which encompass key human roles and motifs in his works The Archetypes and […]
Poker is much more than the glitz and glamor of walking away from a casino with wads of […]
Neurons responsible for the particular experience of consciousness are enclosed and grouped in the intralaminar nuclei (ILN) of […]
The concept of four temperaments and humors is an ancient and alternative approach to personality theory by Hippocrates. […]
“Every man has the right to turn his will upon a thing or make the thing an object […]
Narrative design is the umbrella term for the hierarchies, branches, maps, dialogues, and thoughts of characters in an […]
The field of personality psychology is already full of hypothetical constructs (i.e. ideas difficult to quantitatively measure), and […]
What is the Socionics Personality Model? As the love child between sociology and personality psychology, Socionics offers a […]
According to the moon chart and birth coordinates, natal charts govern how each individual’s life will play out. […]
Playing at the intersection between science and art, philosophy and personality are intimately connected with a search for […]
Type theories and trait theories are all in the rage: from the Kiersey four-type profiler to the HEXACO […]
Carl G. Jung originally proposed eight distinct functions, with 16 possible functional stackings—which translates to 16 personality types. […]
“Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life—and you will call it fate.” Carl Jung […]