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The Relationship Between Jungian Typology

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The correlation between my personality type on the Jungian Typology Scale and my human relations in my career growth. It is important because it shows areas of where I am lacking abilities and empowering my strengths. In order for to succeed this tasks of I took an array of self-assessments tests. The results were that my there is an intermingle relationship between Jungian Typology and why we act and think the way we do. It will show what tools I need to acquire and how I will be able to succeed in my personal and career goals I have for myself.

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