Welcome

The first part of the site name reflects our focus on research and resources related to politics in both the public and private arenas. The second part reflects our focus on political type categories such as "liberal" and "conservative". The word "type" also indicates an emphasis on the use of Carl Jung's psychological types as assessed with the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator®.

Our primary assumption is that your Jungian psychological type is a key influence on your politics at work, at school, and in the broader political arena. The site therefore is designed for those with an interest in Jung's psychological types and politics. All types, however, are welcome here: Liberals, Conservatives, ESFJs, INTPs, Greens, Feminists, Managers, Students, Academics, and...even...Politicians.

Readings

Our articles focus primarily on exploring how Jung's psychological types apply to the following areas:

• Organizational Politics
• Politics in the Public Arena
• Politics in Academe and the Classroom

You can find links to articles by clicking on these topics in the Main Menu. Links to articles will display as secondary links.

Assessments

You can learn more about personality and politics by completing surveys and assessments. Some of our assessments include:

• What Type is the Office Politician?
• What Type is George W. Bush?
• What is Your Political Skill?

Each survey contains an introduction, the survey itself, and your scored results. Further, most assessments allow you to compare your results with results from other research samples and provide you with information about the survey's validity as well as links to more information.

You can find links to more surveys by clicking on these topics in the main menu: Organizational Politics, Public Politics, or Classroom Politics. Links to the surveys will display as secondary links.

Resources

In addition to Articles and Assessments, you will find other resources on the site:

• Test your knowledge of Psychological Type with the MBTI Quiz.
• Enjoy the "Visual Images of Jung's Psychological Types ".
• Learn more about personality and politics with Links and Feeds provided.

About Us

My name is Bob Boozer. I am a Professor of Management at Stetson University in DeLand, Florida. My research for the past 10 years has focused on the relationship of Jung's psychological types to politics.

I also serve as a member of the training faculty for The Association for Psychological Type and on the research review board for The Journal of Psychological Type. My preferences: INTP.