Hi from New Zealand
Nov 30, 2016 23:33:25 GMT -5 by apollanaut
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Post by apollanaut on Nov 30, 2016 23:33:25 GMT -5
Kia ora from the Land of the Long White Cloud.
I've been following your work on Cognitive Type for several years (on and off), beginning with the old physiognomy.me website.
I recently bought a copy of your book and can honestly say that I rate it as one of the leading academic works on psychological type. I plan on giving an introductory talk on CT to my local Type Interest Group, if that's Ok with y'all. I will make sure to pass on your website details and will highly recommend buying the book to the group.
I'm an INFJ (NiFe in CT parlance) Forensic Scientist and amateur Type enthusiast. I've been fortunate enough to meet and train with some of the "big names" in the typology field, including Dario Nardi, Linda Berens and Jane Kise, among others. I have greatly enjoyed studying the extensive articles and forum posts here in CT-Land; as a Forensic scientist I obviously appreciate the value of an empirical, evidence-based approach to add some much-needed scientific rigour to the discipline.
And having digested your well-written guides to visual typing, I am slowly learning to discern the vultological (is that a word?) signals that relate specifically to cognitive processing. It is a real eye-opener (pun intended) in so many ways. Sometimes the visual typing methodology allows me to confirm my prior intuitive assessments, but I'm also being forced to recognize that many of the hoary old published type profiles contain a lot of stereotyped preconceptions and unvalidated generalizations.
I hope to join in the forum discussions from time-to-time, and will sign off for now by saying a hearty thanks for all the amazing insights I've gained from your growing body of work.
I've been following your work on Cognitive Type for several years (on and off), beginning with the old physiognomy.me website.
I recently bought a copy of your book and can honestly say that I rate it as one of the leading academic works on psychological type. I plan on giving an introductory talk on CT to my local Type Interest Group, if that's Ok with y'all. I will make sure to pass on your website details and will highly recommend buying the book to the group.
I'm an INFJ (NiFe in CT parlance) Forensic Scientist and amateur Type enthusiast. I've been fortunate enough to meet and train with some of the "big names" in the typology field, including Dario Nardi, Linda Berens and Jane Kise, among others. I have greatly enjoyed studying the extensive articles and forum posts here in CT-Land; as a Forensic scientist I obviously appreciate the value of an empirical, evidence-based approach to add some much-needed scientific rigour to the discipline.
And having digested your well-written guides to visual typing, I am slowly learning to discern the vultological (is that a word?) signals that relate specifically to cognitive processing. It is a real eye-opener (pun intended) in so many ways. Sometimes the visual typing methodology allows me to confirm my prior intuitive assessments, but I'm also being forced to recognize that many of the hoary old published type profiles contain a lot of stereotyped preconceptions and unvalidated generalizations.
I hope to join in the forum discussions from time-to-time, and will sign off for now by saying a hearty thanks for all the amazing insights I've gained from your growing body of work.
