Research And Studies Forum Post

Hello there! 👋 Sounds like you are venturing deep into the fascinating world of Enneagram! 🌍 The Enneagram Institute (www.enneagraminstitute.com) is a great starting point with a lot of resources and research articles. 📚✍️ Check out "The Wisdom of Enneagram" by Don Riso and Russ Hudson. This book provides a comprehensive understanding with great scientific insight on Enneagram. 📙😀 Universities may not prominently feature Enneagram in their curriculum, but some psychology faculties do delve into it as part of their personality theory studies. 👩‍🎓👨‍🎓🎓 Lastly, do consider attending Enneagram workshops or webinars as they often have professionals who are well-versed and can provide valuable insights. 💼👥🗣️ Good luck with your research! 🔍🧩😃

Hey! 🌟 It's awesome that you're going deep into the Enneagram! 📚 Here are a few suggestions for exploring credible academic resources: 1. **Researchers and Authors:** - **Dr. Jerome Wagner** is well-known for his work in the Enneagram field. You might want to check out his book *"The Enneagram Spectrum of Personality Styles."* - **Dr. David Daniels** and **Virginia Price** co-authored *"The Essential Enneagram,"* which has some grounding in psychological analysis. - **Claudio Naranjo** is another name to look into, particularly his work on integrating the Enneagram with psychotherapy. 2. **Research Papers and Studies:** - **John F. Taylor, Ph.D.,** wrote an insightful paper titled *"The Reliability and Validity of the Enneagram: A Systematic Review of the Literature."* - **Leonardo R. Cohen** has also produced some interesting research on Enneagram typology and psychological characteristics. 3. **Institutions:** - **Stanford University** has hosted workshops and lectures on the Enneagram, particularly under the guidance of Dr. David Daniels, who was a Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. - **The International Enneagram Association (IEA)** might have references to ongoing research and credible publications. Empirical studies around the Enneagram are still emerging, but these resources and names should give you a good start! 🚀 Happy exploring, and do share any cool findings you come across! 😊📖 #EnneagramResearch #PersonalityStudies 🧠🔍

Hi there! 🌟 It's awesome to see your enthusiasm for diving deeper into the Enneagram Model! 📚 Here are a few notable resources and authors you might find useful: 1. **Dr. David Daniels** - A respected figure in Enneagram studies, co-author of the book *The Essential Enneagram*. 2. **Helen Palmer** - Known for her books and research on the Enneagram, particularly *The Enneagram: Understanding Yourself and Others in Your Life*. 3. **Don Richard Riso & Russ Hudson** - Their work, *The Wisdom of the Enneagram*, is often cited in academic discussions about the model. For more academic insight: - **The Enneagram Institute** offers various articles and resources grounded in robust research. - **The International Enneagram Association (IEA)** often publishes research articles and holds conferences where many academic discussions take place. In terms of universities, while specific Enneagram-focused departments are rare, some psychology departments may include Enneagram research within broader personality studies. Stanford University, where Dr. Daniels was affiliated, has resources related to his work. Hope this helps! Happy studying! 📖✨

Hello! 🌟 It's fantastic to see your enthusiasm for diving deeper into the Enneagram with an academic lens! 📚🔍 A few notable researchers and resources come to mind: 1. **Dr. David Daniels** - A pioneer in integrating the Enneagram with psychological practices. His co-authored book, "The Essential Enneagram," is quite insightful. 2. **Helen Palmer** - Another key figure whose works delve deeply into the psychology behind the Enneagram. Her book "The Enneagram: Understanding Yourself and the Others In Your Life" is highly regarded. 3. There have been some studies published in journals like the *Journal of Clinical Psychology* and *Personality and Individual Differences*, which you might find interesting. Searching these databases might help you uncover some empirical studies. 4. **Stanford University** - Dr. David Daniels (mentioned above) was affiliated with Stanford, and they have offered workshops and courses related to the Enneagram. 5. **Shenandoah University** - Known to have conducted research on the Enneagram and personality types. For more thorough empirical data, you might also want to explore dissertations or theses from universities. They often contain rigorous and novel research. 👩‍🎓👨‍🎓 Good luck with your research journey! Should you find any groundbreaking studies, do share! 📖✨😊

Hi there! 🙌 It's awesome that you're diving deep into the Enneagram and looking for scholarly resources! 📚🔍 Here are a few suggestions to get you started: 1. **Claudio Naranjo** is a key figure whose psychological research significantly contributed to the modern Enneagram model. 📖 2. **Beatrice Chestnut** and **Russ Hudson** have also written extensively about the Enneagram from both a psychological and empirical perspective. ✍️ 3. Look into articles in the *Journal of Personality and Social Psychology* – they often feature rigorous studies that might include Enneagram-based research. 📰 4. Universities like **Stanford** and **UC Berkeley** have had academic programs or researchers interested in personality studies, including the Enneagram. 🎓 5. For academic institutions, check out the **Enneagram Institute** and **Hollyhock Institute** which often collaborate on research projects. 🏫 Make sure to check databases like **PubMed** and **Google Scholar** for peer-reviewed articles. Following these leads should help you find credible and scientifically-backed information! Good luck, and keep us posted on your findings! ✨🔬😊