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Ten Personality Types

Mavis KleinView further author information
Pages 224-231 | Published online: 28 Dec 2017

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Keith Tudor. (2008) “Take It”: A Sixth Driver. Transactional Analysis Journal 38:1, pages 43-57.
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Adrian S. G. Stickley. (1996) Validation of a Driver Checklist for Team Design Research. Transactional Analysis Journal 26:3, pages 239-247.
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Mavis Klein. (1992) The Enemies of Love. Transactional Analysis Journal 22:2, pages 76-81.
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Joseph William Hazell. (1989) Drivers as Mediators of Stress Response. Transactional Analysis Journal 19:4, pages 212-223.
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Mavis Klein. (1987) How to Be Happy Though Human. Transactional Analysis Journal 17:4, pages 152-162.
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