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    Name: Ngan Thu Bui Frame Of Reference Analysis Paper #1 1. My learning styles are kinesthetic and visual. When I learn to do something, I always skip the instruction, tending to jump right in and try it. In terms of Mutual Intelligence, I scored 3.57 in Nature, 3.43 in Self, and 3.14 Musical. The MI score nearly mirrors who I am, except the language and kinesthetic scores. It’s true that I’m not good at math and logical problems, but I do enjoy new languages. I’m bilingual now and I want to be a

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    Frame Of Reference Analysis Paper #1 My learning styles are kinesthetic and visual. When I learn to do something, I always skip the instruction, I tend to jump right in and try it. In terms of Mutual Intelligence, I scored 3.57 in Nature, 3.43 in Self, and 3.14 Musical. The MI score nearly reflects who I am except the language and kinesthetic score. It’s true that I’m not good at math and logical problems but I do enjoy new languages. I’m bilingual now and I want to be a trilingual. Therefore, I

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    strengths and discipline the weaknesses, how to motivate others with leadership skills and how to foster my emotional intelligence. Leadership Profile Results Addressed are the five assessments that were taken, along with their results; Keirsey Temperament Sorter (Guardian), Ipersonic assessment (Determined Realist), the Jung Typology (Extraverted, Sensing, Thinking, J udging), the Leadership Q (gold trustee ii), and lastly the Emotional Intelligence assessment (self-awareness 78, self-management

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    to complete. I believe that many test can be too long which lose a person interest and can decrease how accurate a test is. While doing more research on the Keirsey test an article but Miles (2006) pointed out that Keirsey makes no bones about temperament being inborn. He point out that personality types dictate how

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    What Is Jungian Typology

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    Brief Introduction to Jungian Typology and MBTI Carl G. Jung introduced a new theory of typology in his book, Psychological Types (1921). According to his theory, also referred as Jungian typology, people can be categorized by three dimensions. These are: extraversion - introversion also referred to as "fundamental attitudes", sensation - intuition and thinking - feeling, these are referred to as " four functions". Extraversion - introversion dimension identifies individual's preferred orientation

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    After taking the Individual Personality Assessment my personality trait came back as ESFJ (Extraverted Sensing Feeling Judging). ESJFs are social, structured and very assertive. Most ESJFs enjoy being around a crowd of people without feeling anxious or overwhelmed. ESFJ are very structured when it comes to following plans, events and things of that nature. For the most part my assessment was very accurate. I am very social; I can pretty much get along with anyone I am around because there

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     Strong sense of morality and idealistic. Decisive and strong-willed.  Takes initiative to reach goals and makes positive lasting impacts. Independent and ambitious. Strives for perfection.  Acts with creativity, imagination, conviction and sensitivity. Inspirational and compassionate.  Excellent at solving interpersonal problems. Avoids conflict and quickly resolves them as they arise.  Easily makes connections with others as INFJs are warm, sensitive and empathetic. Enthusiastic to make

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    Everybody's Identity

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    Everybody's identity is totally diverse. Some may have the same identity sort however the rate of that identity sort will in all likelihood be totally diverse. The identity sort that I got was ISFJ, which is known as a shield. Three toon characters that I will be taking a gander at are Donald Duck, Tommy Pickles, and Bart Simpson. I was 47% self-observer, half detecting, 43% inclination, and 3% judging. I am moderate inclination of self-preoccupation over extraversion, moderate inclination of detecting

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    My Psychological type is: ENTJ which stands for Extravert, intuitive, Thinking, Judging. In my work place I realize that that I love being in a leadership position. This gives me an opportunity to showcase my abilities to manage and supervise personnel in an organization to solving difficult problems, and enjoy understanding complex systems so that they can determine where improvement is possible. I thrive in an environment where innovation is encouraged, and where traditions are not held sacred

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    The following is the functional analysis of the ESTJ: Extraverted Thinking 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

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