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	Keirsey Temperament versus Myer-Briggs Types
		Keirsey has done an in-depth, systematic analysis and synthesis of aspects of personality for temperament: that included the temperament's unique interests, orientation, values, self-image, and social roles.
		Keirsey, on the other hand, regards Jung's N/S "scale" as the first "cut" (which of course in reality we "can't" cut the temperament into pieces).
		The problem with both Keirsey and Myers characterizing of personality for a particular individual is both the complexity of the individual and the myriad of circumstances that effects the individual: its hard to apply general descriptions to some specific examples.
	users.viawest.net /~keirsey/difference.html (0 words)

	Pomona College Magazine :: PCM Online (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Keirsey, who scores as a Rational on his own temperament sorter, is more likely to watch someone’s hands than try to probe their mind.
		Keirsey’s oldest daughter, Janene, a Rational like her father, fondly recalls the dinner-table discussions they had growing up, using salt and pepper shakers as props in their discussions of whether a set can be a subset of itself.
		Keirsey began his work life as a counselor at a reform school for delinquent boys, and later worked for school districts helping “troubled and troublesome” kids stop being troubled or troublesome.
	www.pomona.edu /Magazine/pcmfl05/FSkeirsey.shtml (1862 words)

	William Con Keirsey Memorial Page (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Keirsey said before he died that he did not resist the gun play of the Davis pair at first because he did not want to risk the lives of the several women and children in the crowded room.
		Keirsey grappled with the other brother and was shot in the chin, the bullet plowing through the neck, severing the windpipe, cutting the nerve which operates the respiratory system and slashing through the left lung and almost through the skin at the back of the shoulder blade.
		Keirsey was the third member of his family to meet death at the hands of gunmen, according to Cliff Keirsey, a brother, who is chief of police at Seminole.
	www.brightok.net /chickasaw/ardmore/county/keirsey.html (4118 words)

	03-6013 -- Keirsey v. Banner Life Insurance Co. -- 08/16/2004
		Keirsey's policy was in effect on the date of his death notwithstanding the fact that the policy had not been physically delivered to him.
		Keirsey's application, testified that he had already obtained the information requested in the Amendment to Application and that the failure to complete the questions properly had no effect on the issuance of the policy.
		Keirsey was not approved at the preferred rate, he asked the Imkes to attempt to secure a better rate from other companies.
	www.kscourts.org /ca10/cases/2004/08/03-6013.htm (1945 words)

	David Keirsey - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Keirsey provides his own definitions of the sixteen types initially identified by Myers, based on his studies of the five behavioral sciences (anthropology, biology, ethology, psychology, and sociology).
		Keirsey's stance regarding ADHD has led him to count himself among the minority of clinical psychologists who believe that giving psychotropic stimulants to schoolboys, whose greater activity and/or distractable temperaments are considered disruptive to classroom proceedings, was not only unnecessary but harmful to these boys.
		Keirsey asserts that Attention Deficit Disorder was an altogether different matter, in that these children were inactive and paid no attention to the teacher's agenda, and that ADD was defined exclusively by stating what they do not do, and in no way defined their observable behavior.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Keirsey (899 words)

	A New Look at David Keirsey's Temperaments
		Keirsey says that the breakdown of intuitive types is between NTs (intuitive-thinkers) and NFs (intuitive feelers), which he calls Rationals and Idealists, and which he associates with Prometheus and Apollo.
		Neither Keirsey nor Germane seems to have noticed that Dionysus and Apollo were half-brothers, their father being Zeus.
		Keirsey contrasts the SJs and NFs, which he regards as Cooperatives with the SPs and NTs, which he regards as Pragmatics.
	hometown.aol.com /REBissell/indexms2.html (1220 words)

	California Cryobank - The Keirsey Temperament Sorter
		The Keirsey Temperament Sorter was designed for use by non-professionals, and is used by governmental agencies, businesses, religious organizations, colleges and universities nationwide.
		The Keirsey Temperament Sorter is based on the theory of human type articulated by Carl Jung and turned into the first psychological type instrument by Isabel Myers, with help from her mother, Katherine Briggs.
		Please be aware that the results of the Keirsey Temperament Sorter for the donor you've selected, while interesting to read, may not be a predictor of the temperament of your child.
	www.cryobank.com /keirsey.cfm (0 words)

	Keirsey Temperament Sorter - Psychology Wiki
		The Keirsey Temperament Sorter(KTS) is a self-assessed personality questionnaire designed to help people better understand themselves, first introduced in the book Please Understand Me. KTS is closely associated with the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) however there are significant practical and theoretical differences between the two [personality questionnaires] and their associated different descriptions.
		David Keirsey developed the Temperament Sorter after being introduced to MBTI by a friend; however, Keirsey traces the idea of temperament back to the ancient Greeks.
		Keirsey believes that whether someone is observant or is introspective, is much more important distinction than whether someone is expressive(somewhat correlated to extroverted) or attentive(somewhat correlated to introverted).
	psychology.wikia.com /wiki/Keirsey_Temperament_Sorter (1378 words)

	Keirsey Temperament Sorter - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Keirsey extensively fleshed out the characteristics of the four temperaments in books Please Understand Me (1978) and Please Understand Me II (1998), and renamed them as Artisan, Idealist, Rational, and Guardian in his book Portraits of Temperament (1987).
		Keirsey believes that whether someone is observant or is introspective, is much more important distinction than whether someone is expressive(somewhat correlated to extroverted) or attentive(somewhat correlated to introverted).
		Keirsey believes that these same groupings are very different from one another because they are of different temperaments.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Keirsey_Temperament_Sorter (1282 words)

	The Keirsey™ Temperament Sorter®-II and Campbell™ Interests and Skill Survey®
		David Keirsey is a clinical psychologist who worked for public schools for 20 years as a corrective interventionist, and followed this with 11 years training therapists and pathologists (California State University) in the art of changing dysfunctional behavior in children and adults.
		Keirsey is a veteran personologist specializing in the pragmatics of coaching children, parents, and spouses to decrease conflict and to increase cooperation.
		Keirsey, Temperament Sorter and KTS are trademarks of David Keirsey.
	www.keirseycampbell.com /about_kts.html (501 words)

	Keirsey Personality Test
		The Keirsey personality test is also used by therapists and social workers to give their clients insights into their behavior choices.
		The Keirsey personality test is one of several that are based on the psychological principles of Carl Jung, a noted psychologist.
		These letters each have a deeper meaning and the Keirsey personality test gives insight into possible jobs that are good for each type, and how each personality type is as a parent, significant other, co-worker and friend.
	personalitytestshq.com /Keirsey-Personality-Test.html (443 words)

	Amazon.com: Please Understand Me II: Temperament, Character, Intelligence: Books: David Keirsey
		Keirsey had long been interested in the concept of temperament, and while he does discuss the MBTI preferences, both books focus mainly on temperament.
		Keirsey devotes a chapter to each temperament, including a description of each of the four psychological types included in that temperament, e.g.
		I had read Keirsey and Bates at a time when I was taking an MBTI qualifying course, and I found it had value to me because it brought the concepts of personality type more alive than the text from the Consulting Psychologists Press.
	www.amazon.com /Please-Understand-Temperament-Character-Intelligence/dp/1885705026 (0 words)

	The 'Keirsey Stratagem' - What Is It and Can It Help Us to Clarify the Relationship Between the Enneagram and MBTI?
		In Keirsey's new book, the 'NF', to use one of the core types as an example, is no longer defined in Keirsey by reference to 'N' and 'F' - ie, to the 'four function' theory that Pat and I have called the Jungian 'infrastructure' of MBTI theory.
		Each 'temperament', as Walter Geldart brought my attention to in his review of the new Keirsey book in the current issue of this Journal, can now be defined by how individuals of that temperament rank their preference for these 'intellects'.
		Note that Keirsey is inserting his new 'infrastructure' at a level of theory that is once removed from the level at which the 'four functions' reside.
	tap3x.net /EMBTI/j3keirsey.html (4083 words)

	The Four Temperaments, Keirsey: NF, NT, SJ, SP
		Keirsey’s Temperament Theory is still widely used today by businesses, individuals, counselors, organizations, and educators across the globe.
		Keirsey’s temperaments are so consistent, observable, and accurate, that the four similar groupings of personalities have been around since c340 BC, with only slight variations.
		Keirsey proved that these temperaments are still clear today and, more importantly, that they can be derived not from a separate new test, but rather, can be easily derived from the Myers-Briggs.
	www.famoustype.com /temperaments.htm (455 words)

	Jedi Girl - Review - Please Understand Me II - Keirsey
		However, Keirsey and Bates main interest in the MBTI was to use it as a way to determine temperament.
		Keirsey finds it more useful to stick to what can be observed or people's behavior: how people use words and tools.
		Keirsey makes the point that each of these intelligences are needed in society.
	www.jedigirl.com /www/cool_books/please_understand_me_ii.html (1436 words)

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		In Keirsey’s view, the signs of this underlying makeup can be observed from an early age, long before families, peer groups, or social forces have made their imprint on our character.
		Keirsey recognizes that there are unmistakable individual differences among the temperaments and discusses four distinct types of Artisan, Guardian, Idealist and Rational.
		Keirsey specializes in the pragmatics of coaching children, parents, and spouses to decrease conflict and to increase cooperation.
	www.fairfaxcryobank.com /personalitytesting.aspx?menu=4&turn=on (1592 words)

	PTypes - The Four Temperaments (page two)
		Keirsey notes themes in the various observations and the consistent tendency of human behavior.
		When David Keirsey discovered the work of Isabel Myers, he had already been intrigued by the temperament theory of Ernst Kretschmer, a German psychiatrist who was a contemporary of Jung.
		Keirsey's work on survival games the types play was particularly influenced by Kretschmer, who identified both the functioning and malfunctioning personality traits that were characteristic of his four temperament groups (pg.
	www.ptypes.com /temperaments2.html (1495 words)

	Salon 21st \| You are what you type
		David Mark Keirsey cites, in particular, the Web's openness to "ideas not from the mainstream academic or commercial institutions" (personality tests not offered by a practitioner in a face-to-face setting are still frowned on by the psychological establishment).
		Kathryn, who collected Keirsey results on alt.support.depression (and who, like most of that newsgroup's participants, posts using only her first name), says that, judging by the newsgroup member's reactions, "A majority of them were taking the Sorter for fun, but there were some who really analyzed the results and applied it to themselves.
		The Keirsey Sorter and a test with which it is often associated, the similar but much longer Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (a popular psychometric tool used mostly by corporations but that cannot be taken online), are both based, at least in part, on Carl Jung's psychological type theory of personality.
	archive.salon.com /21st/feature/1998/04/23feature2.html (685 words)

	Keirsey's Mirror Temperaments: a New Bridge Between Type and Temperament
		Further, it could be pointed out, while Keirsey says some interesting things about cooperative vs. utilitarian behavioral styles in relation to his four temperaments, he seems to abandon or de-emphasize the temperaments, splitting them down the middle, in discussing another very interesting set of behavioral styles, the role-directives and role-informatives.
		Keirsey has four key ethical concepts that he proposes to illuminate and explain with his temperament model, and a close look at what he does with them will provide some unexpected new connections between temperament and type theory.
		We have distilled the essence of role-directiveness from Keirsey's NJ and ST groups and found it to be the four TJ types, and we have distilled the essence of role-informativeness from his NP and SF groups and found it to be the four FP types.
	members.aol.com /AchillesRB/kmt99.html (3422 words)

	The Four Temperaments (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Keirsey describes the SP group's primary objective as "Sensation Seeking".
		Keirsey describes the NT group's primary objective as "Knowledge Seeking".
		Keirsey describes the NF group's primary objective as "Identity Seeking".
	www.personalitypage.com /four-temps.html (141 words)

	Parableman: Keirsey types and biblical fours
		Proverbial Wife posted a piece of David Keirsey's Please Understand Me II in which he claims biblical support for the four temperaments he discusses at length in his book.
		Posted by Jeremy at 8:50 PM Proverbial Wife posted a piece of David Keirsey's Please Understand Me II in which he claims biblical support for the four temperaments he discusses at length in his book.
		It seems Irenaus was doing what Keirsey does here in taking any time the number 4 appears and assuming that it has to do with the same subject but this time further adding that anything having to do with 4 must have to do with the four temperaments.
	parablemania.ektopos.com /archives/2004/08/keirsey_types_a.html (1569 words)

	The Officer Down Memorial Page Remembers . . .
		Deputy Keirsey was shot and killed when he and the Undersheriff went to a home to check on a stolen car.
		Deputy Keirsey's uncle, Police Officer Ben Collins, of the United States Bureau of Indian Affairs, was shot and killed in the line of duty on August 1, 1906.
		His brother, Patrolman Jim Keirsey, was also shot and killed in the line of duty the previous year while serving with the Seminole Police Department.
	www.odmp.org /officer.php?oid=7391 (125 words)

	The Officer Down Memorial Page Remembers . . .
		Patrolman Keirsey was shot and killed while he and three other state and local officers surrounded a home where a group of bank robbery suspects was hiding.
		Patrolman Keirsey's uncle, Police Officer Ben Collins, of the United States Bureau of Indian Affairs, was shot and killed in the line of duty on August 1, 1906.
		Patrolman Keirsey was survived by his wife and three children.
	www.odmp.org /officer.php?oid=7390 (164 words)

	KTS (Site not responding. Last check: )
		David Keirsey (1984) combined Kretschmer's temperament hypothesis with Jung's behavior description, and with Nietzsche's and Spitteler's Greek typology.
		Keirsey notes themes in the various observations and the consistent tendency of human behavior.
		Keirsey believed that by knowing a person's type we can "...anticipate rather accurately what we will do most of the time" (p.27).
	www.personality-project.org /perproj/others/heineman/kts.htm (1584 words)

	Non English Keirsey Temperament Sorters
		Keirsey Temperament Sorter (Polish) -- Polish version of Questionnaire
		Keirsey Temperament Sorter (Czech) -- Czech version of Questionnaire
		Keirsey Temperament Sorter (Finnish) -- Finnish version of Questionnaire
	keirsey.com /ktsnonenglish.html (0 words)

	A Short Description of the Myers-Briggs and Keirsey Methods (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Myers-Briggs method was developed over a period of forty years by Isabel Briggs Myers and her mother, Katharine Cook Briggs, and grew from their encounters, starting in 1923, with the ideas of the great Swiss philosopher C.G. Jung.
		This suggests a potential mismatch between IT professionals and the users that they serve who are predominately "feelers" and "perceivers." In order to serve the needs of end users IT people may need to consciously develop their non-preferences, not to mention communicating with people in other kinds of businesses.
		The Keirsey Temperament Sorter is sometimes used to simplify the Myers-Briggs method, basically stressing four temperaments: Artistan, Idealist, Rational, and Guardian.
	developers.sun.com /toolkits/articles/desc.html (414 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Please Understand Me: 2: Books: D. Keirsey (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Keirsey has supposedly told you all you need to know and chiped away at other theories in the process.
		Keirsey believes that the iNtuition ("thinking done without recourse to either logical or empirical investigation") preference versus the Sensing ("paying attention to what is going on outside oneself") preference is much more important.
		Therefore, Keirsey's personality test is different from the MBTI, although they have a 75% overlap (meaning, if you are an ENFP according to the MBTI test, then there is a 75% chance you will be an ENFP according to Keirsey).
	www.amazon.co.uk /Please-Understand-Me-D-Keirsey/dp/1885705026 (1181 words)

	Amazon.ca: Portraits of Temperament: Books: B5401 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Keirsey has been "people watching" for fifty years, and his interest in temperament stretches back almost that far.
		Learning what Keirsey teaches allows you to understand profound ways in which you and others "tick." This crucial knowledge can pave the way for accepting many aspects of yourself and others that you cannot change.
		In each section, in addition to general descriptions of how the various types function, Keirsey includes information on how they function as mates, how they learn and develop skills, and how frequent they are in the general population.
	www.amazon.ca /Portraits-Temperament-B5401/dp/0960695419 (1228 words)

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