One study of this phenomenon pitted it against authoritarianism in the "F-Scale" and was made by Levinson, Sanford, Frenkel-Brunswik, and Adorno. In his book on the "pattern and growth" of this phenomenon, Gordon Allport developed the "trait" theory of it. Studies of this phenomenon are grouped into "projective" and "objective" types; an example of the latter is the Minnesota Multiphasic Inventory. The best known method of studying this phenomenon combines one letter from each of ENSJ and INFP. For 10 points, identify this measure of a person's individual differences a
One study of this phenomenon pitted it against authoritarianism in the "F-Scale" and was made by Levinson, Sanford, Frenkel-Brunswik, and Adorno. In his book on the "pattern and growth" of this phenomenon, Gordon Allport developed the "trait" theory of it. Studies of this phenomenon are grouped into "projective" and "objective" types; an example of the latter is the Minnesota Multiphasic Inventory. The best known method of studying this phenomenon combines one letter from each of ENSJ and INFP. For 10 points, identify this measure of a person's individual differences and human nature measured by the Myers-Briggs test.
One study of this phenomenon pitted it against authoritarianism in the "F-Scale" and was made by Levinson, Sanford, Frenkel-Brunswik, and Adorno.
personality