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Submissions

Submissions and Style Guide

Submissions

Personality Type in Depth, PTD, publishes articles that relate to the interface of psychological type and depth psychology and seeks articles that demonstrate unusual subject matter expertise or relate personality type to other subjects. Contributions may focus on theory, research, applications, case studies, personal stories, or exercises for practitioners, or they may tie multiple approaches together, for example, application with research and theory. Articles commonly range from 3,000 to 4,000 words, but any length will be considered. For inquiries or to submit an article, contact the editors.

General Style Conventions

We follow APA Style with few exceptions.

Citations
Parenthetic references to Jung’s Collected Works should provide paragraph numbers, not page numbers, using the paragraph symbol, for example, “(1921/1971, ¶ 345).”

Capitalization
Do not capitalize the common Jungian archetypes nor the Beebe archetypes. Use lower case for the attitudes, the eight function-attitudes, and for Jungian usages, for example, extraversion, introverted sensation, sensate, judgment, perception. Use initial caps only if referring specifically to the MBTI® scales or dichotomies, for example, Sensing, Judging, et cetera.

Ethical Use
Avoid stereotyping specific personality types or type preferences.

Copyright Policy
Personality Type in Depth is a diamond open access publication of the Depth Typology Center (DTC), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. If articles, graphics, or type charts are reproduced, “Personality Type in Depth (typeindepth.org)” must be credited. Copyrights for articles published in PTD are retained by the authors. Authors agree to share their work with the public according to the limitations and terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International Public License (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0). Authors also extend to DTC (through PTD) the right to redistribute published works by way of indices, archives, bibliographic databases, podcasts, and other venues for promoting public access. This provision allows the authors’ copyrighted content to be included in some sources maintained by for-profit companies. All rights relating to the journal’s other content are licensed by DTC under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International Public License (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0). The authors certify that articles submitted are their original works, except as properly attributed. It is the responsibility of the authors to obtain clearance for use of any material therein, including graphics and song lyrics, requiring copyright permission.

Are Type Preferences Balanced?

Are Type Preferences Balanced?

Mark & Carol The Editors

May 2, 2012

Marriage as a “Hotbed of Individuation”

Marriage as a “Hotbed of Individuation”

Jonathan Elias

April 25, 2021

Crossing Cultures with Type

Crossing Cultures with Type

Doris Fullgrabe

April 10, 2013