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John Hackston is an Oxford-based, chartered psychologist as well as a respected thought leader and researcher at The Myers-Briggs Company. He is a frequent commentator on the effects of personality type on work and life, and has authored numerous studies, published papers in peer-reviewed journals, presented at conferences for organizations such as The British Association for Psychological Type, and has written on various type-related subjects in top outlets such as Harvard Business Review. 

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