Conducting Research with the MMTIC^®

The Murphy-Meisgeier Type Indicator for Children^® (MMTIC^®) assessment is designed to measure psychological type in children, adolescents, and teenagers.

Research using the MMTIC assessment and theory is conducted around the world in various methodologies: experimental, correlational, and qualitative in a range of areas such as correlations with the MBTI, students and learning, professional development in teachers, and linguistic translations. We are interested in promoting and supporting research by providing researchers and graduate students heavily discounted access to the instrument and assistance with research design and data analysis, if needed.

There is a formal proposal process to submit to our research department if you're interested in using the MMTIC assessment in your research. However, it's always a good idea to send an email to the Director of Research first with an introduction and summary of your study. (email: research@myersbriggs.org).

Requests to use the MMTIC assessment in research

Please submit a proposal describing your study to research@myersbriggs.org in the following format:

1. Project Title
2. Investigators and Academic or other Affiliation
3. Brief Introduction & Rationale for the Study
4. Research Question(s)
5. Brief List of Methods & Procedures
6. Expected Number of Participants/Assessments
7. Verification of Ethical Use with Human Subjects (if applicable)