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4. I decided to talk about the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) as my assessment tool. From a post-modern theoretical perspective I know that using this assessment is more a modern perspective at the beginning because you are labeling the client. However, knowing what their type is allows a client to learn more about why they do the things they do. For example when we did this activity in class, I had one letter change from the last time to take it. I am now a sensor instead of a instead of an

ISTJ individuals, or “traditionalists,” are honest, direct, decisive, efficient, dedicated, responsible, strong-willed, reliable, committed, and trustworthy.1 As ISTJ’s are very strong-willed and dedicated, Jung’s test describes them as “doers.” 1 ISTJ’s are very competitive and always pushing themselves to improve and succeed. 1 I was not surprised by outcome of being labeled as an ISTJ. My results did produce what I anticipated in terms of characteristics and even in terms of career paths. The

Personality test can offer a great deal of insight to someone. After taking the Myers Brigs test, I have confirmed much of what I have thought about myself. My score is ISTJ. This stands for introversion, sensing, thinking, and judging, which very accurately describes me. While it can be challenging for personality test to fully understand someone with just a few questions, this Myers Brigs test described me very well. I very strongly agree with the results I have received. The first letter of my

I Dream of You Enrika Greathouse University of the People My confirmed profile is ENFP. Extroversion, Intuition, Feeling, and Perceiving. Fittingly, I am known as a “Champion”. The one who is willing to go to bat cheer, encourage and dream lofty dreams for others. I love to make all people feel comfortable in my presence. I tend to the needs of people so much, that often times it is to the demise or neglect of other practical matters in my life. ENFPs are all around. According to 16personalities

Personality is something I often think about. To me, it is one of the most important aspects of an individual, in terms of Human Relations. When dating, we assess our prospective mate’s “personality” – is it good, is it bad, are there components of it we cannot live with? When we have children, we ponder what type of “personality” they will have. Will it be like moms or will it be like Uncle Larry’s? Yet, it wasn’t until I took the Jungian Typology Personality Assessment that I made an honest

After completing the Myers Briggs personality test online, I discovered that my personality type is known as the ‘Defender.’ My personality type is introverted, meaning I enjoy doing activities on my own, and too much social interaction can become exhausting for me. I am fairly observant as opposed to intuitive, meaning I am practical and down to earth, and I have strong habits. I am more of a feeling individual rather than thinking. As a ‘Defender’ I am sensitive, and I express my emotions; I am

A personality profile identified me as having an INFJ personality type. This personality type indicates preferences in four key areas; Introversion over Extraversion, Intuition over Sensing, Feeling over Thinking, and Judging over Perceiving. This personality type paints a picture of an individual who primarily lives focused internally utilizing intuition for data gathering with a secondary mode that is external with decisions based on feelings and a strong personal value system. (personalitypage

The Myers-Briggs type indicator is a personality test used to make the psychological types described by C.G. Jung more understandable and relevant to people's lives. It shows that random variations in behavior are actually not so random at all, but how people use their perception and judgement. There are sixteen distinctive personality types that can result from the choices of preferences. (Foundation, The Myers & Briggs) Based on the results from taking this personality test, I have an ESFJ personality

My results for the MBTI personality test was ISTP. Which represents me as introversion, sensing, thinking, and perceiving. I have personally never taken this test but I believe I got put into the right category. I was slightly introverted which wasn’t too much of a surprise for me because I am pretty shy sometimes. I love hanging out with people and never pass up an opportunity for a good time, so I would say I am more towards the middle between extroversion and introversion. For example, I wouldn’t

The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) is used to evaluate my personality type. My personality type is ESTJ with 1% Extravert, 38% Sensing, 25% Thinking, and 3% Judging. The ESTJ personality falls under the SJ – The Guardian in the Keirsey’s Temperaments category. Step 1 E- Extravert – 1% The Extraverted criterion in the ESTJ personality type indicates an individual’s social activities and the expression of the self in the external world. With my 1% score in Extraversion, I do not have a significant