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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 4 On Personality Type Indicator MBTI-G of the revised Chinese version of Author: Luo Zheng-xue MIAO Dan-Min Chen Zu-Huai En Huangfu 1 Introduction MBTI (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator) on behalf of Jung Psychological Types theory of measurement tools, one purpose of the preparation by measuring the inside and outside the dump, feeling - intuition, on the matter - human, cognition - such as four kinds of personality dimensions to determine the capacity to understand the personality type of preference tendency. MBTI After 50 years of use and perfect to prove that is a very good reliability and validity of personality scales, has developed into a wide-ranging implications and application prospects of the internationally renowned personality scale, and has been widely used in vocational guidance, personnel consulting, management assessment and group dynamics analysis is concerned, the test is only 97 questions, easy. In 1994, we have East Carolina University in cooperation with the United States, the MBTI-G scale systematic translation and revision, after nearly six years of work, and basically complete the Chinese version of MBTI personality test scale revision. 2 Research Methods 2.1 Scale the project finalization and translation of the questionnaire (-test version) of the development of The original questionnaire provided by the United States East Carolina University, the United States in 1987 edition of MBTI Form G Scale (Myers, 1987). Scale projects and finalization of the process of translation is as follows: by two psychologists, a linguist and a psychology graduate students in the respective translations of the original scale projects; contrast to the above four copies of translations to form a questionnaire (first draft) ; because of cross-cultural differences, pre-make MBTI suitable for Chinese people to use, while maintaining the integrity of the original scale and the basic structure, based on requests by two psychologists on the