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A Part of Who I Am Have you ever thought about your personality type? I didn’t until I took the Jung Typology test. This is where I found out about my personality type, out of sixteen. When I reflected upon the results, I recognized the strengths and weaknesses with my personality, and what careers best fit my personality. The results I received correlated exactly to what my personality is and made me understand myself better. The Jung Typology Test calculated that I am an ESFJ. ESFJ stands for

Organizational Behavior Scenario Applications It takes a team to run a successful organization. Managers all around are focusing on improving employee morale in the workplace because without dedicated and motivated employees, companies could not be successful. Managers that are running prosperous companies have the knowledge of Organizational Behavior. Organizational Behavior is the study of what people think, feel and do in and around organizations. Organizational Behavior influences employees motivation

Term Paper: An Evaluation of the Reliability of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator Killeen McClowry The University of Texas at Dallas BIS3320-The Nature of Intellectual Inquiry   An Evaluation of the Reliability of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) is an evaluative personality tool that is widely used throughout the world today. It is important for a tool that is popularly utilized in a variety of fields and at numerous professional institutions worldwide to be

We all feel a certain sense of excitement when make the acquaintance of a new and interesting person. Learning about them, their interests, and what drives them can be like diving into a new story or book. It can feel like the start of a new adventure—but what if that new acquaintance we met was ourself? What if we had discovered aspects and traits about ourselves that might have been there all along but, upon inspection, somehow felt brand new? During my English 1301 class, we explored the sixteen

I enjoyed reading your interview with your Grandmother, she sounds so much like my Grandmother. How she grew up also sounds a lot like how I grew up, just different times. We didn’t have a lot of money but we were happy. My Mother worked her whole life and still works today, she had lots of trouble raising four children until she met my Dad who adopted us. I remember we were getting canned food delivered to our trailer at one point before she met my Dad. It all changed when my Dad found my Mom

Learnings (new and old) Throughout the course of this class, we were fortunate in developing many interpersonal skills as well as experience team-based issues in the work environment. All of this started with the formation of a team, with one main objective in mind: develop a team charter. Although the team was formed based on a minimal knowledge of each and every one and mainly upon our physical location in the class, it didn’t take long to feel a sense of belonging and mutual trust. As described

Our group experience aligns with Bruce W Tuckman’s group development cycles. Tuckman’s first stage to group development is the forming stage, which members act cautiously with each other in order to understand the group's goal. Since group members were assigned at random, all members put in the effort to be cordial with each other. In the beginning, our group's climate was spontaneous. We had little to none primary tension as everyone was positive and encouraged each other to share their ideas for

Shavon Lattier Psychology 1 Section #1044 Ms. Bentley Apirl-13-2017 Writing Assignment Two My four initials of the Myers Brigg’s personality test are ESFJ. Each letter of the initials stands for a different meaning that describes my personality. The E stands for Extraversion, the S stands for Sensing the F stands for Felling, and the J stands for Judging. The meaning of Extraversion is where I focus my attention, I focus my attention on the outer world of people and things. Sensing is the way I

The Jung Typology test will give you an idea of what kind of personality you do and will also give you a psychological outlook of the certain types of jobs that may fit you. The results of the test I felt the ISJT type description was pretty close to how I see myself at times. I have never considered myself an “inspector” but I do have a keen sense of what is right and wrong and able to following up on it. The following three strengths thinking judgment, interpersonal intelligence, and verbal-linguistic

1. After, taking the Myer Briggs test my resulting letters were INTJ. 2. I is for introvert meaning I would rather be alone then with people. N is for intuitive which means I think of future patterns before I engage in many activities. T stands for Thinker, which describes that I choice rationality over my gut feeling. Lastly, J stands for judger, which states that I prefer structure in what I am doing or planning. 3. I personally feel the test was completely accurate. After reading the summary