Who Do You Think You Are? Explore Your Many-Sided Self with the Berkeley Personality Profile. - book reviews

Adolescence,  Spring, 1998  

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Based on more than five decades of scientific research, the Berkeley Personality Profile reveals the multidimensional you: how you see yourself and how others see you in a variety of real-life contexts. By illuminating shifting patterns in the way you relate to family, friends, lovers, work, emotions, and intellectual pursuits - and by incorporating feedback from significant people in your life - Who Do You Think You Are? helps you learn how to interact with others more effectively, compare and resolve different perceptions of your personality, recognize and change recurrent patterns in your life, integrate the inner experience and outer expression of your unique personality, and explore and work toward your ideal self.

The authors provide the tools for self-awareness through clear and concise personality tests, accessible interpretations, guidelines for reflecting on your results, and approaches to personalizing the insights gained.

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