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Tag Archives: Social Sciences
On living with ambiguity
Those of you familiar with the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator will recall that its end letter comes down to either a P or a J, denoting perception vs judgment modalities. P types can tolerate, if not thrive on, open-ended movies. Conversely, … Continue reading
Posted in Psychology, Reflections
Tagged Ambiguity, Amherst, Dickinson, Emily Dickinson, God, Jung, Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, Poetry, psychology, Reading, Social Sciences
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The Smile that Hides the Soul
I have a number of books that supposedly clue you into discerning the personalities of people based on their physical gestures, things like hands on hips, the turned up corners of the mouth, the wrinkling of the forehead or lifting … Continue reading
Posted in People, Psychology, Reflections
Tagged Body language, Deer, Dickinson, Emily Dickinson, Health, Nature (journal), Poetry, Social Sciences
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