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Myers-Briggs Personality

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How would you describe yourself? How do you categorize others? Well, nobody is exactly the same. One way to discern if two people are similar is by taking personality tests. I recently took the Myers-Briggs personality test twice, and I was categorized as Extroverted, Sensing, Feeling, and intuition- or the "provider"- and Extroverted, Sensing, Thinking, and intuition- or "the supervisor". The letters in these types stand for different things as well as associate with different parts of your character. The first letter is either E or I, an acronym for introverted or extroverted. Introverts recharge by being alone and having time to process, while extroverts feel energized while with others. The next letter is N or S for intuition or Sensing. …show more content…

Being an Extroverted, Sensing, Feeling, and intuition means many things, most of which describe me well. Since I am an Extroverted, Sensing, Feeling, and intuition, I am a conscientious helper, and sensitive to other people 's needs. I also value loyalty and tradition and make my family and friends a top priority. I should value others feeling and always think about others first. Some more traits I have are that I am the good thinker, I always try to be logical and punctual, I am energized by social activities, and need others approval before I make decisions. I believe this is an accurate representation of me because this is very similar to how I act. I always prefer to be with friends or family, rather than alone. I also think of myself being a very logical person, as well and punctual. I am constantly asking people to help me make decisions, and I get very stressed when I have to make my own decisions- even if it what pair of socks to wear to school. Overall, I have many traits that fit the Extroverted, Sensing, Feeling, and intuition …show more content…

I believe I am more similar to the Extroverted, Sensing, Thinking, and intuition type than the Extroverted, Sensing, Feeling, and intuition type. This is mainly because I am a thinker, not feelers. I am a leader who can be pretty stubborn and bossy, and I like to choose the decision I know is right, even if it doesn 't benefit other people. I believe the reason I had an inaccurate first test, Is because I was sugar-coating some of my behaviors. When the test asked, "Do you usually make sure you get your way or do you value others opinions just as much as yours?" I would pick the latter option because that is what I think a good person would do. I reality, I am more like the first option, which is what I would have m=picked the second time I took the test because I knew that was more like me and I wanted to get correct results. So, I believe I am an Extroverted, Sensing, Thinking, and intuition, and I now know it is not a bad

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