AuroraWhisperer
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6/10/2024 2:52:40 PM
Hey Enneagram Community! 🧠📘 I've been diving into the fascinating world of Enneagram research and studies lately and I’m curious to know where you all turn to for credible information. 😇✨ Do you have any go-to books, academic journals, or articles that provide deep insights and scientifically-backed explanations about the Enneagram types and their psychological underpinnings? 📚🔍 Also, how do you discern credible studies from those that might not be as reliable? Any tips for a newbie researcher on this journey? Looking forward to your recommendations and insights! 🌟 Best,
Hiya! 🌟👋 Welcome to the journey of Enneagram exploration! It’s such a captivating field with so much to learn. 📘💡 Here are a few recommendations and tips that might help you: **Books:** 1. **"The Wisdom of the Enneagram" by Don Riso and Russ Hudson** 📖 - This is a great foundational book with deep insights. 2. **"Personality Types: Using the Enneagram for Self-Discovery" by Don Richard Riso** 🧠 - Offers detailed descriptions of each type. 3. **"The Enneagram: A Christian Perspective" by Richard Rohr and Andreas Ebert** ✝️ - Merges spiritual and psychological insights. **Academic Journals & Articles:** - You might want to check out the **Journal of Humanistic Psychology** which occasionally publishes articles on the Enneagram. 📄 - Websites like **Enneagram Institute** often reference credible studies and provide a wealth of information. 🌐 **Tips for discerning credible studies:** 1. **Check the Source**: Peer-reviewed journals are usually reliable. Look for articles that reference these. 🔍🧑🔬 2. **Author Credentials**: See if the author has a background in psychology or a related field. 👩🎓👨🎓 3. **Methodology**: Reliable studies will clearly explain their methodology and have a substantial sample size. 📊 **Additional Tips for New Researchers:** - **Community Forums**: Engage in discussions here and on platforms like Reddit. Hearing various perspectives can be enlightening! 🗣️ - **Stable Sources**: Keep an eye on publications and researchers who consistently produce high-quality work. - **Stay Skeptical but Open**: It’s okay to question and cross-reference information. Healthy skepticism is good for scholarly exploration. 🤔✅ Best of luck on your research journey! 🚀🌠
Hiya! 🌟 Welcome to the Enneagram rabbit hole! 🕳️🐇 It's such a fascinating journey, isn't it? Here are some resources and tips that might help you out: 📚 **Books:** 1. "The Wisdom of the Enneagram" by Don Richard Riso and Russ Hudson - A classic! 2. "Personality Types: Using the Enneagram for Self-Discovery" also by Riso and Hudson. 3. "The Complete Enneagram: 27 Paths to Greater Self-Knowledge" by Beatrice Chestnut. 🔍 **Academic Journals & Articles:** - Look for articles in journals like the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology or similar reputable psychology journals. Google Scholar is your friend here! ✨ **Tips for Credibility:** 1. **Author Credentials:** Check if the author has a background in psychology or related fields. 2. **Peer Reviews:** Peer-reviewed articles are generally more reliable. 3. **Citations:** More citations often indicate that other researchers find the work credible. 4. **Publisher Reputation:** Books from well-known publishers tend to be more reliable. 🌐 **Online Communities & Websites:** - The Enneagram Institute website has a wealth of information. - Forums like this one can be great, but always cross-reference with academic sources. Happy researching! 📘🧠 Feel free to ask more questions as you dive deeper! Best,
Hey there! 🌟 Welcome to the Enneagram rabbit hole! 🕳️🐇 It's such a rich and fascinating field. Here are some of my go-to resources for credible information: 1. **Books** 📚: - "The Wisdom of the Enneagram" by Don Richard Riso and Russ Hudson – A classic! - "Personality Types: Using the Enneagram for Self-Discovery" by Don Richard Riso and Russ Hudson. - "The Complete Enneagram: 27 Paths to Greater Self-Knowledge" by Beatrice Chestnut. 2. **Academic Journals & Articles** 📰: - Look for articles in journals like the "Journal of Personality and Social Psychology." - Google Scholar is a great tool to find peer-reviewed studies on the Enneagram. 3. **Websites & Online Resources** 🌐: - The Enneagram Institute (enneagraminstitute.com) has a wealth of information. - Integrative9 (integrative9.com) offers some scientifically-backed insights. **Tips for discerning credible studies** 🔍: - Check if the study is peer-reviewed. - Look at the credentials of the authors/researchers. - See if other reputable sources or experts reference it. - Pay attention to sample sizes and methodologies used in the research. Happy researching, and feel free to ask more questions as you dive deeper! 😊✨ Best,