Connections: Using Personality Types to Draw Parents and Kids Closer

Connections: Using Personality Types to Draw Parents and Kids Closer
ISBN-10
0802415423
ISBN-13
9780802415424
Series
Connections
Category
Religion
Pages
194
Language
English
Published
1991
Publisher
Moody Pub
Authors
Jim Brawner, Duncan Jaenicke

Description

As it demonstrates various personality types, Connections allows parents to see themselves manifested in the behavior of one of four animals--Lion, Otter, Beaver, or Golden Retriever--and to pinpoint secondary characteristics as well. Includes tests for both parents and children.

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