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1	An examination of the use made of the Myers Briggs Type Indicator by Anglican clergy in pastoral work Smith, Roderick Henry 01 1900 (has links) This dissertation examines the use made of the Myers Briggs Type Indicator in the pastoral work of Anglican Clergy. The practical theological focus of the study is reflection on praxis. Various theories of pastoral work are discussed. The history and development of the MBTI is given as well as the Jungian background to it. A qualitative research, grounded theory approach, is utilised. Interviews of 14 Anglican clergy generate the data for the research. The research questions are: "Why do Anglican clergy use the MBTI?"; "How do Anglican clergy use the MBTI?" The research findings show that Anglican clergy use the MBTI for the purpose of personal growth, clergy self-care, and understanding relationships. Anglican clergy attend workshops which encourage the application of MBTI insights in pastoral work. / Practical Theology / M.Th. (Practical Theology) 253.08823 Myers-Briggs Type Indicator Pastoral theology -- Anglican Communion Anglican Communion -- Clergy Psychology and religion
2	An examination of the use made of the Myers Briggs Type Indicator by Anglican clergy in pastoral work Smith, Roderick Henry 01 1900 (has links) This dissertation examines the use made of the Myers Briggs Type Indicator in the pastoral work of Anglican Clergy. The practical theological focus of the study is reflection on praxis. Various theories of pastoral work are discussed. The history and development of the MBTI is given as well as the Jungian background to it. A qualitative research, grounded theory approach, is utilised. Interviews of 14 Anglican clergy generate the data for the research. The research questions are: "Why do Anglican clergy use the MBTI?"; "How do Anglican clergy use the MBTI?" The research findings show that Anglican clergy use the MBTI for the purpose of personal growth, clergy self-care, and understanding relationships. Anglican clergy attend workshops which encourage the application of MBTI insights in pastoral work. / Philosophy, Practical and Systematic Theology / M.Th. (Practical Theology) 253.08823 Myers-Briggs Type Indicator Pastoral theology -- Anglican Communion Anglican Communion -- Clergy Psychology and religion
3	An examination of the use made of the Myers Briggs Type Indicator by Anglican clergy in pastoral work Smith, Roderick Henry 11 1900 (has links) This dissertation examines the use made of the Myers Briggs Type Indicator in the pastoral work of Anglican Clergy. The practical theological focus of the study is reflection on praxis. Various theories of pastoral work are discussed. The history and development of the MBTI is given as well as the Jungian background to it. A qualitative research, grounded theory approach, is utilised. Interviews of 14 Anglican clergy generate the data for the research. The research questions are: "Why do Anglican clergy use the MBTI?"; "How do Anglican clergy use the MBTI?" The research findings show that Anglican clergy use the MBTI for the purpose of personal growth, clergy self-care, and understanding relationships. Anglican clergy attend workshops which encourage the application of MBTI insights in pastoral work. / Practical Theology / M Th. (Practical theology) Pastoral work Anglican clergy Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) Psychological types Jung Grounded theory Practical theology Qualitative research Pastoral care Psychology and theology 253.08823 Myers-Briggs Type Indicator Pastoral theology -- Anglican Communion Anglican Communion -- Clergy Psychology and religion
4	An examination of the use made of the Myers Briggs Type Indicator by Anglican clergy in pastoral work Smith, Roderick Henry 11 1900 (has links) This dissertation examines the use made of the Myers Briggs Type Indicator in the pastoral work of Anglican Clergy. The practical theological focus of the study is reflection on praxis. Various theories of pastoral work are discussed. The history and development of the MBTI is given as well as the Jungian background to it. A qualitative research, grounded theory approach, is utilised. Interviews of 14 Anglican clergy generate the data for the research. The research questions are: "Why do Anglican clergy use the MBTI?"; "How do Anglican clergy use the MBTI?" The research findings show that Anglican clergy use the MBTI for the purpose of personal growth, clergy self-care, and understanding relationships. Anglican clergy attend workshops which encourage the application of MBTI insights in pastoral work. / Philosophy, Practical and Systematic Theology / M Th. (Practical theology) Pastoral work Anglican clergy Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) Psychological types Jung Grounded theory Practical theology Qualitative research Pastoral care Psychology and theology 253.08823 Myers-Briggs Type Indicator Pastoral theology -- Anglican Communion Anglican Communion -- Clergy Psychology and religion

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