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Diversity Exercise: A Living Type Table Activity for Use With or Without MBTI Feedback

Gordon D. Lawrence
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Psychological type expert Gordon Lawrence has created a living type table group exercise that can be used independently or as part of MBTI® feedback. The terms and phrases employed to impart the concepts of personality type are not MBTI specific, so this exercise can be used before feedback delivery or to simply demonstrate how people perceive information and make decisions in different yet constructive ways. Includes a leader's guide.

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Package of 25
Exercise
2005 CAPT
Product No. 20044
$14.00


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