Philip Hensher

The couple who conned the world

The Myers-Briggs test was widely used in 20th-century business enterprises. But the mother and daughter behind it were blatant opportunists

  • What’s Your Type? The Strange History of Myers-Briggs and the Birth of Personality Testing

    Merve Emre

    William Collins, pp. 307

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