Keirsey Temperament Sorter

According to my test result, ISTJ, I am a person who values loyalty, tradition, factual information, and structure. As an ISTJ, I am hardworking, logical, extremely observant and a natural leader. My strengths as a Duty Fulfiller include being a good listener and spender, the ability to digest constructive criticism, to endure conflict without “emotional upheaval,” and to allocate punishment when necessary. Because of this, I can achieve almost any goal I set for myself. How reassuring! On the opposite

My Personality Profile People with INTJ personalities are very curious and open minded, always looking for new ideas and information to learn. They are also very creative and imaginative in the art of strategic thinking, making them capable of planning actions for all scenarios. When it comes to the things they know they have high self-confidence in it. They trust their rationalism more than anyone else and whenever they talk about something they know they are always right even if they are correcting

Summary Typology by Selling and Wolfgang Perry B Keaton Victimo logy - 2 Instructor: Fabrienne McDowell July 26, 2015 Summary Typology by Selling and Wolfgang-1 Discuss the victim typology offered by Sellin and Wolfgang. In order for me to do this I first have to give a definition of the word to get a better understanding of it. Typology is the study or systematic classification of types that have characteristics or traits in common. But how do the definition correspond with

My personality type is ENTJ: ENTJ is someone who’s an extrovert, iNtuitive, thinker, and judger. I think it sort of fits my personality because I am a deep thinker who always thinks of possible sequel events and especially my own future. In most cases, for projects or assignments, I always write out a mini plan or strategize on the steps I need to complete to finish the project in time. I’m also definitely iNtuitive as I can easily tell what someone’s thinking and whether or not they’re lying. I

OL 125 Milestone One As an ENTJ Jungian Personality type, my character traits are an extravert, with introverted intuition, extroverted sensing, and introverted feelings.1 Most describe an ENTJ as the person that takes command in situations.2 I find some of my greatest professional strengths lie in my ability to visualize the future, quickly develop, and implement an efficient plan of action. I base my plans on logic after quick but thorough strategic analysis. I also love a challenge, throw your

seems to always be a struggle, but it is undoubtedly one experience when trying to establish oneself. The personality assessment that I took was the Kiersey Temperament Sorter – II. The results concluded that I have the personality type of a guardian. According to the results, guardians: “The cornerstone of society, for they are the temperament given to serving and preserving our most important social institutions. Guardians have natural talent in managing goods and services--from supervision to maintenance

enjoy humming or singing along with music.” My Keirsey Score is INFP which means my learning score is NF. I’m not the type of person who logically plans to do everything. I prefer to be led by feelings. It’s also true that I’m an introvert when I’m around people who I don’t feel comfortable with. Actually, I change into another person when I’m with my family and friends. It’s interesting that my boyfriend shares totally different traits in his Keirsey Score; he’s an ISTJ. While I focus on creativity

enjoy humming or singing along with music.” My Keirsey Score is INFP which means my learning score is NF. I’m not the type of person who logically plans to do everything. I prefer to be led by feelings. It’s also true that I’m an introvert when I’m around people who I don’t feel comfortable with. Actually, I change into another person when I’m with my family and friends. It’s interesting that my boyfriend shares totally different traits in the Keirsey Score; he’s an ISTJ. While I focus on creativity

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

What is "SP"? In Jungian terms it is basically the group of sensory people who are free with their time, S and P being two of four letters that fully make up a persons temperament. According to Jung, when the two characteristics are combined, the affected person is naturally playful and careless. They live in the moment and have no time for rules and regulations. They are the majority of the worlds entertainers, athletes