Subtypes - The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator

Sally Kohn: When I read your work on this, it's just so many things just clicked into place. So of course, we thought, you know, anytime anything like strikes us particularly, we have to introduce it to the rest of our audience. Can you talk a little bit about that work that you've been doing over the last year? And what do we mean when we say subtypes? Well, one thing is just the word itself, subtype. We could call them flavors or variants. But essentially we're talking about developmental variation,. It might be long term, it might be two years. That really does explain a lot.