AusAPT: Publications - Conference and Research Papers

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Publications - Conference and Research Papers Research Papers The edge of reality - Research offers a reality check on the refrain that psychologists view the MBTI with disdain Philip L Kerr, Australian Psychological Type Review, Vol 9 No. 2, 2007. The IT crowd - The type distribution in a group of information technology graduates Sarah Holmes and Philip L Kerr, Australian Psychological Type Review, Vol 9 No. 1, 2007. Type and today's teenagers - Type frequencies in a sample of Australian teenagers are dissimilar to those for adults Ian L Ball, Australian Psychological Type Review, Vol 8 No. 2, 2006. 'Relaxed and comfortable? Typing John Howard', Philip L Kerr, Ian Ball, Peter Geyer, Martin Goldup & Mary McGuiness, Australian Psychological Type Review, Vol 7 No. 1, March 2005. 'The Iceman cometh: Steve Waugh's inside edge', Philip L Kerr, Australian Psychological Type Review 4:3 (November 2002). This is Australia: Update on the MBTI Australian Data Archive Project. By Ian L Ball, APTR November 2002; Primary and secondary teachers - alike or different? A look at data from the MBTI Australian Data Archive. By Ian L Ball, APTR November 2000. Gender differences in the distribution of types in Australia: 'Men are from Marble Bar; women are from Venus Bay'. Ian L Ball, APTR March 2001. Down the corridors of healing: The distribution of types in an Australian sample of nurses. by Ian L Ball, APTR November 2001.
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