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--- Hazel410 at aol_com wrote:

> I don't think Jung's ideas related to developmental
> stages, but I haven't 
> read much about his introductory concepts.  I do
> know, however, that the
> Myers-Briggs theory differs from Jung's original
> concept in some definitions,
> and allows for personal growth.  I think it's an
> extension of Jung's ideas.
> 
> I'm not a MBTI expert by any means, 

and i'm no authority on jung (sinister giggling) -
except when i feel like being one :)  the great thing
about ol' carl is that he wrote and presented so
prodigously that no one can keep track of all of it. 
as far as his thoughts directly relating to
developmental stages, i haven't come across anything
exactly explicit, but j. campbell, a pretty cool
jungian in his own right, put a nice dent into the
idea that, psychologically speaking, the
"developmental" tag can identify stages following that
of late-adolescence into early adulthood.  this was an
extremely radical concept 30 years ago.

so, WOW!, maybe i'm just an INTJ and i don't even know
it?  or an ENFJ... or...

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