Name Taibi Kahler | Role Psychologist | |
Books The Process Therapy Model: The Six Personality Types with Adaptations | ||
An interview with taibi kahler hd
Taibi Kahler (born 1943) is a psychologist, author, expert interviewer, and presidential communications advisor. He added the concepts of the Miniscript and Drivers to Transactional analysis theory and developed them into the 'Process Therapy Model' (PTM) and the 'Process Communication Model' (PCM) of human personality and communication. PTM / PCM theory was used at NASA to vet astronaut candidates for the shuttle programme and Bill Clinton used it to tailor his political speeches. PCM is a currently applied to corporate management, interpersonal communications, education, and real-time analysis of call centre interactions.
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- An interview with taibi kahler hd
- Dr taibi kahler pcm process communication model
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Dr taibi kahler pcm process communication model
Background
Kahler developed the Personality Pattern Inventory (PPI) which has been used to profile over 800,000 people worldwide and, in 1977, received the Eric Berne Memorial Scientific Award from the International Transactional Analysis Association. Applying Kahler's theories to the field of communications, he argues that any population can be divided into six different personality types (denoted thinker, harmoniser, persister, rebel, imaginer, promoter) and that by modifying one's own communication style and technique according to the personalities of those listening, one may become a much more effective and successful communicator. His work has been endorsed by both Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton, who described him as "a genius".
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