Pearson Carol, Marr Hugh. What story are you living?

A workbook and guide to interpreting results from the PMAI instrument. — Gainesville, FL: Center for Applications of Psychological Type, 2007. — X, 163 p. — ISBN: 978-0-935652-78-9.Завершающее произведение известной американской исследовательницы Кэрол Пирсон (Carol S. Pearson), посвященное ее концепции 12 архетипов путешествия героя. Написано в соавторстве с Хью Марром (Hugh K. Marr). Книга снабжена интерактивным оглавлением.How and Why We Live Stories
Example of a Mythic (Archetypal) Story
Living the Stories in Everyday Liife: Stages and Situations
Steven's Archetypal Story
Joan's Archetypal Story
Exploring Archetypical Stories
Archetypal Stages of the Journey
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Worksheet: Archetype Score-Ranges
The Archetypical Stories and You
Discovering the Gifts of Archetypes
Understanding Archetypes in Others
Recognizing the Shadow Side of Archetypes
Guidelines for Working with Archetypes
Steps for Validating and Understanding Your Results
Step one. Record how the archetypes function in your life
Step two. Validate your scores
Step three. Understand your high scores
Step four. Find your dominant life story
Your Personal Childhood Myth
Your Current Personal Story
Step five. Understand your low scores
Step six. Expand your options
Step seven. Sum up your PMAI results and self-analysis
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Living the Hero's Journey with Consciousness
The Three Stages of the Hero's Journey
The Preparation for the Journey
The Transformational Journey
The Return from the Journey
A Spiral Journey
Facing the Challenges of Modern Life
Analyzing Your Heroic Journey
Using Archetypes with Families, Friends, and Work Teams
Exercises for Working in Groups
Exercise One: Getting to Know You
Exercise Two: Making a Commitment
Exercise Three: Interpersonal Problem Solving
Exercise Four: What Stories Are We Living?
Additional Applications
Spiritual Development
Study Groups
Role-playing and Acting
Dancing and Movement
Other Artistic Expressions
Social and Political Action
Transition to Retirement
Ethical Use of the Pearson-Marr Archetype Indicator(R)
Respect for the Individual
Respect for the Materials
Respect for the Process
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the most desirable profile?
Is a certain profile expected at different times of life?
My results seem to me to be quite flat. What does that mean?
How do I tell if my low scores are a problem?
What if I think the results are accurate but I'd rather express different archetypes?
What if I have no scores of 24 or over?
How can understand archetypes help me at work?
Can the PMAI instrument help me relate better with family and friends?
The Twelve Archetypes
Innocent
Orphan
Warrior
Caregiver
Seeker
Lover
Destroyer
Creator
Ruler
Magician
Sage
Jester
Resources for Expanding Your Skiills
Books
PMAI Online
Seminars and Classes
Applications, Case Studies, and Research
Using Archetypes in Organizations
Using The PMAI with OTCI
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