Cognitive type: the algorithm of human consciousness as revealed via facial expressions

Placerville, CA: Nemvus Productions (2016)
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A revolutionary study of the correlations between facial expressions and type, as first defined by C.G. Jung. This book rewrites what we know of typology and presents an empirical case for its existence.

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