Jung's Function-Attitudes Explained
I have been "in the grip" this morning-in the grip of [Dr.  Thompson's] new book, Jung's Function-Attitudes Explained. I'm only up to chapter three, but already my understanding of Myers-Briggs has deepened, and I've been taken into new areas. It is expertly written, easy to read, but it is packed with really meaningful information and lots of the proverbial "aha" experiences! I have a suspicion that it is going to rank along with Navigating Midlife and Beside Ourselves as one of my favorite and "most-quoted" books.  --Steve Myers, Team Technology, March 3, 1997I recently finished [Dr.] Thompson's book, Jung's Function-Attitudes Explained; an excellent book, thorough and lucidly written; recommended highly.  --Frost, April 27, 1997In Jung's Function-Attitudes Explained, Dr. Thompson pulls together a lot of important information about the function -attitudes from the writings of Jung himself, Jung's professional colleagues and other well-known commentators and students of his theory, including Isabel B. Myers.  He also provides graphic illustrations and an image label for each function-attitude to help define more clearly their distinctive characteristics.   --Georgia APT Newsletter, Jan. 1997Jung's Function-Attitudes Explained is the most complete source published to date on the function-attitudes. As one reviewer has said: "This book is destined to become a classic . . . . a valuable reference for anyone with more than a passing interest in psychological type."   --GAPT Newsletter, December 1996