My Personality Type

With the world embracing globalisation at a breakneck pace, there is increasing need for cross-cultural communication and sensitivity. After 45 minutes of roleplaying, I think that I managed to experience first-hand complications surrounding the idea of cross-cultural communications.

The tone of the exchanges seems to be a bit modest and slightly hostile. In the

For the most part, I agree with what the assessments said about me. But there are some things I do not agree with. On my Personality Test, my result was an INTP. This personality type stands for Introvert, Intuitive, Thinker, and Perceiver. Some of the words to describe my personality were analytical, skeptical, and independent. I do think that these words describe who I am. I love my freedom to do what I please and make my own decisions. On my Interest Test, my primary interest was Conventional and my secondary was Artistic. I do not really agree with Conventional being my primary interest. I do not think of myself as being organized or an interest in being organized. I agree with my results Skills Test. My top three career categories were Management, Engineering & Architecture, and Sciences. These are career categories that I could see myself going in. On my Values Test, my two highest values were independence and achievement. As saw in my Personality Test, independence is very important to me and I would like to have it in my future work place.

This paper reviews the in-depth findings of my personality assessment by focusing on certain areas of my personality and how these findings correlate to workplace behavior and preference. I will also review what I have learned about myself and organizational behavior that will allow me to better myself as a coworker and an employee. By discussing the information, I will be able to assess my strengths and weaknesses and evaluate how the Holy Sprit has worked in my life to help turn those weaknesses into strengths. Consequently, this information will allow me to see myself on a deeper level and evaluate my decisions in a unique way to determine how they may affect my coworkers and my career.

Personality typing has been shown to have a variety of potential applications within the professional world, including the field of dietetics. The preferences a person has within their personality type can largely influence their decision making process. Often, the most dominant preferences will have the most input, which may hinder individuals from making the best decision for the problem at hand and can lead to unhealthful habits. This is how personality types may be beneficial when providing nutritional counseling. By recognizing that each person may approach a situation differently based on their personality type, dietitians can develop interventions that help clients achieve the most success. Personality types may also play a role in influencing

Melissen, J. (2013). Public diplomacy. In A. Cooper, J. Heine, R. Thakur (Eds.), The oxford handbook of modern diplomacy (pp. 436–452). Oxford: Oxford UniversityPress.

Today in class we discussed Type A Personality. People with Type A personality generally are obsessed with being on time, competitive, impatient, and may be easily angered and hostile. These traits may become dangerous as they can lead to heart problems because of the anger these people possess.

The automatic nervous system is equipped with multiple automatic functions necessary for the body’s activities to function properly, such as breathing or maintaining a steady heart rate (Kidshealth.org, 2011). Another function that helps with responding to demands to threats is stress, which helps motivate an individual to perform under pressure, or even protect themselves in a dangerous situation (Segal et al., 2016). Although its main objective is to protect and motivate, stress in extreme amounts can begin to cause physiological and emotional problems, ranging from heart and coronary problems to an irritable behaviour (Mayo Clinic Staff, 2016). In order to determine the possible causes of coronary disease, cardiologists Friedman (1959)

The careers listed in my personality assessment were psychologist, actor, teacher, and counselor and computer specialist. None of those interest me that much besides actor but I’d rather be a vet than an actor.

What drives people choose a risky profession, and how this choice affects their personal lives?

My personality archetype, according to the Jung Typology test is an ESTP. As an extravert I was ranked in the 84 percentile, sensing 28 percentile, thinking 53 percentile, and perceiving at only 3 percentile. I seem to have no preference of perceiving over judging. Due to the low percentile of perceiving over judging, more than one personality type could apply; I have the tendency to swing between ESTP and ESTJ. Approximately 4.3 percent of the population falls into the category of ESTP.

Crop blight has made growing food on Earth nearly impossible, threatening the existence of humanity. Joe Cooper, a widowed former NASA pilot, runs a farm with his father-in-law Donald, son Tom, and daughter Murphy. Murphy believes her bedroom is haunted by a poltergeist. When the "ghost" creates a pattern of dust on the floor, Cooper realizes an unknown intelligence is using gravity to communicate, and interprets the pattern as geographic coordinates, which Cooper and Murphy follow to a secret NASA installation.

Diplomatic- While talking, the sanguines usually use very pleasing words; they speak in a way that avoids offending others. This character makes them much friendly and pleasing to talk with. Still, at times they may hurt the feeling of others through their direct and frank words i.e. something ‘bitter-truth’. But, actually they do not intend to offend; rather it is due to their open–hearted nature.

The topic of diplomatic protection historically is the link of nationality, which provides the basis of a right of protection by the state, although in some cases, by means of an international agreement a nation may have the right to represent another nation and act for the benefit of its citizens. Essentially states make claims against other bodies for compensation and remedy in the event that they have suffered by injury of denial or justice in the other body on the basis of the nationality of a person. The process of protection begins with the individual filing a grievance with their state of nationality. Then the state reviews the grievance and reaches a verdict on the gravity of the issue.

The understanding about making communications policy with international relevance in mind concerns nevertheless. The significance is that the globalized world has rendered changes to conditions of each country, forcing them to consider resistance or dependence regarding external actors in accordance with new environments. New players have emerged in new sets of relations and perform their own imperialist actions. Along this perception, the essay discusses the implication of the aforementioned theories relating to some pronounced countries’ communications