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Mgt 311 Week 4 Personal Reflection Report

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PART FOUR: INTEGRATION AND CONCLUSION
For my MBTI, I believe that I am an ISXJ. I believe this because for every duality, besides feeling versus thinking, everyone agreed with me. For extroversion versus introversion, everyone mostly agreed that I have a strong preference for introversion. For sensing versus intuition, everyone agreed that I have a moderately more preference for sensing. The next dimension, thinking versus feeling, was the one duality where there were a range of answers. Me and my classmate both scored more for feeling. My co-worker gave me a score that showed I strongly prefer thinking and my sister gave me an X, showing I don’t have a preference. Due to the range of the scores, I decided it was best to meet in the middle, thus giving myself a score of X. Finally, for the duality of judgement versus perception, everyone agreed that I have a stronger preference for judgement.
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