Individuals qualified to administer the MBTI may belong to one or more organizations with a code of ethics specific to that profession or discipline. The following guidelines exclusively pertain to the administration and use of the MBTI as a personality assessment tool, rather than to a single profession. Confidentiality in Administering and Providing Results 1.
Results are to be given directly to the respondent , whether as an individual or part of a group.
Results should be given in a way that is personal and allows for questions, clarification and interaction with the respondent. Mechanized methods of feedback are not acceptable. Results are available only to the respondent , unless specific permission has been given to share the information with a third party. Each person will decide whether or not to reveal his or her type preferences with others. The respondent should be informed in advance as to the purpose of taking the instrument and how results will be used.