Okay, I just took a look at 2 reviews from the Mental Measurements Yearbook
about the MBTI Form M. Here's a brief summary about reliability and validity...
The manual reports studies of reliability/validity based on continuous
scoring of the 4 dimensions, however the manual also states that the
On 10 Dec 2002, G. Marc Turner wrote:
Okay, I just took a look at 2 reviews from the Mental Measurements
Yearbook about the MBTI Form M. Here's a brief summary about
reliability and validity...
And I checked my file to see what I had collected on it. I found a
paper by Pittenger (1993), who
In an apparent pejorative, Stephen Black says:
Of course, they still use the Rorschach, don't they?
I'm not sure who you mean by they. People unlike us? I don't use the
Rorschach but I respect its power when they use it properly. The reason I
don't use it is that it is too cumbersome when used
Stephen Black wrote:
Of course, they still use the Rorschach, don't they?
At least the original Rorschach was empirically-derived. :-)
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