The Briggs

assignment will focus on Myers-Briggs personality test, which will include results from the Jung typology test. I have learned that my Jung Typology results is a ENTJ which put me in the Executive type of leadership position. ENTJ I will discuss ENTJ personality as a whole and the meaning of each letter within the results. Finally I will touch up on what I have learned as a whole and how to improve myself within my organization. ENTJ ENTJ according to Myers-Briggs are naturally born leaders and a

According to Myers Briggs Personality Type Indicator, my personality type is INTJ (Introverted, intuitive, thinker, judging). Some of the highlight light of an INTJ the that they are “vision oriented, quietly innovative, insightful, conceptual, logical. Seek to understand, critical decisive, independent, determinate, pursues competence and improvement”. After taking the test my score was the following Introverted 12%, intuitive 22%, thinking 1% and judgment 25%.I think that the test was pretty close

For the Myers-Briggs Test, there are limited of words for describing personality. I believe there should be more words for personality description because people are different. Anyways, some of the descriptions are accurate to my self-description personality paper. However, some are less like my personality. The personality that most accurate with my self-description is introvert. There is no surprise that introvert has the highest percentage in this personality test. In the first assignment, I described

The result for the Myer Briggs Self- Assessment is that I am an "ENFJ” Extravert iNtuitive Feeling Judging person; which categorizes me as a person with gifted communication abilities, organized, decisive with good interpersonal skills. My Emotional Intelligence Self-Assessment scored in the High Emotional Intelligence category, with higher emotional awareness and emotional diagnosis than emotional control and emotional response facets. After reading the results of the Self-Assessment quizzes, I

Upon completing the Meyers Briggs Personality Test I discovered that I was an INFJ. The description and typical personality traits exemplified who I am. Often, I am described as mysterious and difficult to understand. Despite going above and beyond to assist others in around me I keep my thoughts, ideas, and emotions closely guarded. Determining how to phrase my thoughts, ideas and emotions is very difficult and the words often become jumbled in my head. For this reason I am often hesitant to

that type. The 16 types are useful to help a person come to a conclusion regarding their strengths and weakness. Though the tests are not accurate and should not be taken as something serious, they don't reflect each person accurately. I took a Myers Briggs Type Indicator test last year and the result I got was INTP. I received the same results from the textbook’s test and the online test provided. My level of introversion has always been rather high, around eighty percent. I don’t exactly remember my

Each and every individual has different personalities, however these personalities can be grouped into 16 different types through Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) (Myersbriggs.org, 2016). Being able to acknowledge what type of personality others contribute too, allows one to understand them and their strength and weakness. No type is better than another, each type faces situations in different ways, to determine ones personality type the MBTI test can be calculated to allow one to know which personality

little random questions that you’ve never thought of before. Even though the Myers Briggs personality test isn’t 100% accurate, I’m still surprised with how the results matched my personality. Through this test, I realized I was a mediator labeled as a INFP: hardworking, dedicated, and introverted. I’ve always been an introvert and probably always will be. I completely agree with the description on the Myers Briggs test of introverts. The test states that I listen to many but talk to few. (This is

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

A test that I recently took includes the Myer’s Briggs Personality Test which categorizes an individual as either being an introvert or extrovert, an intuitive or sensitive person, a person who feels or thinks, and someone who perceives or judges. After answering a series of questions, it was possible to conclude which categories I ranked the highest in. My results signified that I am an introvert who is sensitive and likes to think as well as judge, which can be referred to an ISTJ personality;