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Looking at TypeA Description ofthe PreferencesReported by the

Myers-Briggs TypeIndicator

By Earle C. Page


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THE MYERS-BRIGGS TYPE

INDICATOR WASDEVELOPED BY:

Katharine C. Briggs

and

Isabel Briggs Myers


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IT IS BASED ON...

C. G. Jungs

Psychological Types


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THE MYERS-BRIGGS TYPE

INDICATOR REPORTS SOME

OF YOUR KEY

Preferences

Tendencies

Characteristics

But not allof them


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YOUDECIDE

HOW ACCURATETHE REPORT IS

FOR YOU


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THE FOUR PREFERENCE

SCALES ARE...

Extraversionor Introversion

Sensingor Intuition

Thinkingor Feeling

Judgmentor Perception


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EXTRAVERSIONAND

INTROVERSION

ARE COMPLEMENTARY ATTITUDESTOWARD THE WORLD

An ExtravertsEssential

Stimulation Is

From The

Environment -

The Outer World

of People And

Things.

An IntrovertsEssential

Stimulation Is

From Within -

The Inner World

Of Thoughts

And Reflections.

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EXTRAVERSION INTROVERSION

Feels Pulled

OutwardBy

External Claims

and Conditions

Feels PushedInwardBy

External Claims

and Intrusions


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Energized By

Other People,External

Experiences

Energized By

Inner Resources,Internal

Experiences


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Acts, Then

(Maybe)

Reflects

Reflects, Then

(Maybe) Acts


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Is Often Friendly,

Talkative,

Easy To Know

Is Often Reserved,

Quiet,

Hard To Know


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Expresses

Thoughts And

Emotions Freely

(May Be At Risk

of Saying Too

Much)

Keeps Thoughts

And Emotions

Private

(May Be At Risk

Of Saying Too

Little)


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Needs

Relationships

Needs

Privacy


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Gives BreadthTo

LifeGives DepthTo

Life


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Es May SeemShallow To Is

Is May SeemWithdrawn To Es


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Needs

Introversion for

Balance

Needs

Extraversion for

Balance


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SOME KEY WORDS

Extraversion

Active

Outward

Sociable

People Many

Expressive

Breadth

Introversion

Reflective

Inward

Reserved

Privacy Few

Quiet

Depth

E I


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EXTRAVERTSUSE BOTH EAND I,

BUT PREFER EINTROVERTS USE BOTH EAND I,

BUT PREFER I

E I

Clear - Moderate - Slight Slight - Moderate - Clear

HOW CLEAR IS YOUR PREFERENCE


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SENSINGANDINTUITIONARE WAYS OF

TAKING IN INFORMATION

The SensingFunction Takes In

Information By

Way of the Five

Senses - Sight,

Sound, Touch,

Taste, And Smell.

The IntuitingFunction

Processes

Information By

Way Of A Sixth

Sense Or

Insight.

S N


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SENSING INTUITION

Sees

Specific Parts And

Pieces

Sees Patterns

And

Relationships


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SENSING INTUITION

Lives In The Present,

Enjoying Whats

There

Lives Toward The

Future, Anticipating

What Might Be


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SENSING INTUITION

Prefers Handling

Practical MattersPrefers Imagining

Possibilities


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SENSING INTUITION

Likes Things That Are

Definite, Measurable

Likes Opportunities

For Being Inventive


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SENSING INTUITION

Starts At The

Beginning, Takes A

Step At A Time

Jumps In Anywhere,

Leaps Over Steps


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SENSING INTUITION

Works Hands-On With

The Parts ToUnderstand The

Overall Design

Studies The Overall

Design To

Understand How The

Parts Fit Together


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SENSING INTUITION

Enjoys Using And

Refining The Known

And Familiar

Enjoys Experimenting

With The New And

Different


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SENSING INTUITION

Ss May SeemMaterialistic and

Literal-Minded To Ns

Ns May Seem Fickle,Impractical

Dreamers To Ss


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SENSING INTUITION

Needs Intuition For

Balance

Needs Sensing For

Balance


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SOME KEY WORDS

Sensing

Details

Present Practical

Facts

Sequential

Directions

Repetition

Enjoyment

Perspiration

Conserve

Literal

Intuition

Patterns

Future

Imaginative

Innovations

Random

Hunches

Variety Anticipation

Inspiration

Change

Figurative

S N


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SENSING TYPESUSE BOTH SAND

N,BUT PREFER SINTUITIVE TYPESUSE BOTH SAND

N,BUT PREFER N

S N




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THINKINGANDFEELINGARE WAYS OF

MAKING DECISIONS

T FThinkingIs TheMental ProcessThat Decides

On The Basis OfLogicalAnalysis.

FeelingIs TheMental Process

that Decides OnThe Basis OfEvaluating

Relative Worth.


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THINKING FEELING

Decides With

The Head

Decides With

The Heart


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THINKING FEELING

Goes By

Logic

Goes By Personal

Convictions


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THINKING FEELING

Concerned

With Principles

Such As Truth,

Justice

Concerned with

Values Such As

Relationships,

Harmony


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THINKING FEELING

Sees Things As An

On-Looker From

Outside a

Situation

Sees Things As A

Participant From

Within A Situation


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THINKING FEELING

Takes a Long

Range View

Takes AnImmediate

And Personal

View


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THINKING FEELING

Spontaneously

CritiquesSpontaneously

Appreciates


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THINKING FEELING

Good At

Analyzing Plans

Good At

Understanding

People


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THINKING FEELING

Ts May SeemCold And

Condescending

To Fs

Fs May SeemFuzzy-Minded

And Emotional

To Ts


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THINKING FEELING

Needs FeelingFor Balance

Needs ThinkingFor Balance


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SOME KEY WORDS

Thinking

Head

Objective Justice

Cool

Impersonal

Critique

Analyze

Precise

Principles

Feeling

Heart

Subjective Harmony

Caring

Personal Appreciate

Empathize

Persuasive

Values

T F

T


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THINKINGTYPESUSE BOTH TAND

F,BUT PREFER TFEELING TYPESUSE BOTH TAND

F,BUT PREFER F

T F




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JUDGMENTANDPERCEPTIONARE COMPLEMENTARY LIFESTYLES

J PA JudgingLifestyle isDecisive,

Planned, AndOrderly.

A PerceivingLifestyle IsFlexible,

Adaptable,And

Spontaneous.


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JUDGMENT PERCEPTION

Prefers An

Organized

Lifestyle

Prefers A

Flexible

Lifestyle


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JUDGMENT PERCEPTION

Likes Definite

Order And

Structure

Likes Going With

The Flow


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JUDGMENT PERCEPTION

Likes To Have Life

Under Control

Prefers To

Experience Life As

It Happens


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JUDGMENT PERCEPTION

Enjoys Being

Decisive

Enjoys Being

Curious,

Discovering

Surprises


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JUDGMENT PERCEPTION

Likes Clear Limits

And Categories

Likes Freedom To

Explore Without

Limits


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JUDGMENT PERCEPTION

Handles

Deadlines, Plans

In Advance

Meets Deadlines

By Last Minute

Rush


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JUDGMENT PERCEPTION

Ps May SeemDisorganized,

Messy,

Irresponsible To Js

Js May SeemDemanding,

Rigid,

Uptight To Ps


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JUDGMENT PERCEPTION

Feels

Comfortable

Establishing

Closure

Feels

Comfortable

Maintaining

Openness


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JUDGMENT PERCEPTION

Needs

Perception

For Balance

NeedsJudgment For

Balance


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SOME KEY WORDS

Judgment

Organized

Structure Control

Decisive

Deliberate

Closure

Plan

Deadlines

Productive

Perception

Flexible

Flow Experience

Curious

Spontaneous

Openness

Wait

Discoveries

Receptive

J P

JUDGING TYPES USE BOTH J


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JUDGINGTYPES USE BOTH J

AND P,BUT PREFER JPERCEIVINGTYPES USE BOTH J

AND P,BUT PREFER P

J P



HOW CLEAR IS YOUR PREFERENCE?


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E I


O C S OU C

S N


T FClear - Moderate - Slight Slight - Moderate - Clear

J P



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When Combined,

Your Four Preferences

EXTRAVERSION or INTROVERSION

SENSING or INTUITION

THINKING or FEELING

JUDGMENT or PERCEPTION

Indicate your PREFERENCE TYPEE

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