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{Ethical Considerations}
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{<N>As with any issue involving people, it is important to be aware of and sensitive to ethical considerations.  Who you are and your type often determine, to a large degree, how you interpret the life around you, including your ethical responses.  Behavior becomes even more complex if no law has been broken.  Each individual is responsible for confronting ethically questionable issues in a way that can lead to constructive dialogue to reach resolution or to modify behavior.}
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{Opportunities abound for the misuse and abuse of typology. This can occur by violating copyright laws, misrepresenting personality preferences, or using type in a way that violates confidentiality.  Certainly this software is no exception.  All MBTI users must be mindful of:}
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{Stereotyping and pigeon holing.}
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{Purporting themselves or their type awareness to be more than it is (a little knowledge can be very dangerous).}
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{Using type to explain everything.}
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{Using type as an excuse for inappropriate behavior.}
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{Measuring skills or abilities.}
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{Attempting to identify or manage pathology.}
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{Using type or the ToolKit to determine personnel choices or staffing of any kind.}
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{Disclosing an individual's type to management.}
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{Wholesale copying of materials without permission.}
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{Presenting type with a bias (e.g., an iNtuitive trainer intimating that Sensors are boring and limited).}
