Personal Narrative: The Jung Typology Personality

Within the Jung Typology Test (JTT) it states that my type of personality is introverted, sensing, feeling and judging. The results indicated I am an introvert over extrovert, the score showed 56%. There was a marginal or no preference to sensing over intuition at 1% for this result. Moderate preference to feeling over thinking at 25%, and a strong preference to judging over perceiving at 78%. So this is saying that I am an introverted sensing with extroverted feeling.

According to Advocate personality, I am extremely private for my personal lives, even to close friends. I do not trust anyone easily, I trust in myself. Moreover, I am a perfectionist. I often like to make work perfect therefore if I don't feel that it is finish, I wouldn't show it of it is not good enough based on my quality level. It might be wonderful quality in many ways, but since I get so many ideas, I tend to move on to the next idea before finishing the previous idea. I often fail to manage my time. I usually think that I need to do the work as much as I can, so in the future I will be able to less stress in meeting deadlines. Additionally, I sometimes struggle to be punctual if I do not see the importance of those things, but I know

It was no surprise that the results from my test differed from those of Jim. According to the results of the test I am an ESFP with the following percentages: Extroverted (E) 54.14%, Sensing (S) 65.22%, Feeling (F) 55.88%, and Perceiving (P) 50%. The test describes my personality as an “Entertainer” that “radiates attractive warmth and optimism, is smooth, witty, charming, clever, fun to be with, and very generous” (Flynn, n.d.). According to this assessment only 8.5% of the total population have this personality type.

When growing up I was often a very quiet child who chose not to speak to almost anyone. The idea of speaking to people scared and intimidated my little mind, which was terrified of anyone or anything that towered over me. Throughout the duration of my life I was able to grow out of this and become a “social butterfly”, according to my mother. I now associate with many people and find no difficulty in speaking with most people. Even though I’ve developed my ability to speak with people I still think of myself as introverted and following the Jung Typology Test my idea was further enforced. I strongly agree with what was presented to me at the end of the test when it deemed me as “INFP”. “I” stands for Introverted feeling which often refers to

When I first took both of these test I didn’t think my results would come out as true to my personality as they did. My results of the JUNG test were ESFJ- Extravert 47%, Sensing 9%, Feeling 12%, and Judging 22%. The ESFJ personality says that they are people’s people, they take responsibilities very seriously, are warm and energetic, and love to help others. My DISC results go hand in hand with the JUNG test. My DISC results were as follows; Decisive scoring 42 in natural and adaptive, Interactive scoring a 99 in natural and 60 in adaptive, Stabilizing scoring a 77 in natural and 39 in adaptive, and Cautious scoring a natural in 32 and 53 in adaptive. The DISC assessment breaks each category down and explains strengths and weakness of my personality type.

Since the beginning, God has called me towards the Nursing field. I believe that the information from my personality test will help me further understand myself and will help me better connect and interact with not only friends and family, but with future patients. I received an ESFJ result which stands for “Extravert, Sensing, Feeling, Judging.” Although I don’t wholly agree with some of the ESFJ results, I can easily relate to the entirety of these results.

After finishing Carl Jung’s and Isabel Briggs Myers’ typology personality test, I found out that my personality type is Introverted Intuition with Extraverted Feeling (INFJ). INFJ, also known as the Protector, are gentle, caring, complex and highly intuitive individuals. After reading about my personality type, I found that I agree with most of the following results. I have taken a few personality tests in the past and all of them have resulted in similar answers. Thus, when I read through my results I was not surprised by most of the answers. On the other hand, while I was reading through the results, I was surprised by INFJ being a rare personality type and only one percent of the population have it. Another instance where I was surprised

The test suggests that ESTJ personalities are extroverted and are outgoing and have extraverted thinking as a primary function. I have a burning desire to change and somewhat control the environment I live in. I enjoy being with other people rather than being alone. I am very good at making decisions that affect other people and defending the decisions in any way possible. The test also suggests that I look for the logicality of real world events and carrying my tasks effectively in well-outlined steps. I like to supervise other people towards sustainable and perfect production thus making me good at management and other leadership roles (BSM Consulting Inc., 2017).

I believe that Jung’s Typology Test gives an accurate description of my personality. According to the test my personality is, “ESFJ,” or extravert, sensing, feeling and judging. The test describes people with the personality, “ESFJ,” to be entertainers, leaders, and excellent protectors. These people are most likely to be involved in jobs concerning management, social work, nursing, and elementary education.

The result of my personality assessment indicates that I am an ESFJ. This code is characterized as “The Guardian,” Extroverted –Sensing - Feeling– Judging. According to the assessment, my primary mode of living is focused on providing care for those in need. My primary mood is focused externally; this is where I deal with situations according to my feelings or my feelings toward them. It also explains that I decide things on the premises of how they fit in with my personal value system. I interpret this as I make decisions on the premises on how it fits with my morals and values. The ESFJ's value system is defined externally, according to the personality test. This means that I

Based on the Jung Myers-Briggs personality test, I am an ESFJ. I am distinctly an extravert over an introvert. I moderately prefer sensing over intuition and feeling over thinking. I have marginal preference of judging over perceiving. For the most part, I agree with this analysis. Personally, I thought I would have been right in between being an introvert and an extravert, so I find it interesting that I am distincty an extravert over an introvert. I definitely understand that I am more sensing over intuition; my intuition is awful. As much as I hate to say it, I am definitely more feeling than thinking, even though thinking in a situation is often more helpful than basing a decision off of feeling. I also thought I would have had a stronger

My Jungian Typology is Extraverted Sensing Feeling Judging (ESFJ). According to Carl Jung and Isabel Briggs Myers’ personality type theory, I enjoy entertaining, giving, and being in charge. I am also easily hurt and when I feel hurt, it’s impossible to hide. I have a hard time making a decision because I am torn between choosing what is right for others instead of the right choice for me. I have a good sense of danger and I tend to tread carefully in situations that could result in negative consequences for others and myself.

As the Jung personality stated I can be very outgoing in some cases and am often mistaken as an extrovert. When I read the results to my mother, she was surprised that I tested that way. I don’t necessarily agree with the fact that it is hard for me to express my emotions but rather my feelings behind my emotions. I very often have random emotional outburst but other times you wouldn’t know I am feeling anything at all. Mostly I agree with that I am interested in the people around me and their wellbeing and, I often find myself up late at night talking to people who are upset. Also, as of now my dream job would be a physiatrist, so that I can learn about medicine as well as help people who need it. Also, I love writing and painting which is also described in the results of both test. Overall, I think both test results described me just from different

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.

In this paper, I will be evaluating my personality traits in attempts to acquire more familiarization about myself as a person, employee, and manager. After assessing my personality kind, I will critique in detail how each of my personality characteristics fit me. In this paper, readers will learn more about me as a person due to the results I receive from the Jung Typology Test. These results will help readers in digesting myself, and will help me learn more about my organization behaviors to make me a better employee, and co-worker.Still need work