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The Jung Typology Test

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What makes a person different than someone else? Have you ever wondered how God designed each one of us in his image, but still made us so different with the way we think and interact? Some people are introverted in their personality and others are extroverted, but we all share common traits as well. In this project, I want to share what my personality is and how it impacts the way I look at myself and the world around me. I will break down each of the letters I received from taking the Jung Typology Test and go into deeper explanation of what each of the letters mean that make up my personality. Jung Typology Test Step 1 This test is designed to give a person a visual description of what their personality or temperament is …show more content…

I also though carry a lot of weaknesses that this test does not show. I have a very different world view than most people do and I tend to look at the world as a very cold and dark even when there are beautiful moments in it. Lesson 1-A described a worldview as a framework that each of us have on how we view the world we live in. It also speaks about how most people have one and don’t even know it. For me though my worldview is also a weakness for me, I tend to be very heartless towards this world for all that it has done to itself and continues to do daily. I don’t feel sympathy for people and I don’t care what happens to people around the world if it doesn’t affect me directly. I think that my Christian world view is very like many others in the fact that I believe in God and I believe in what he teaches, but I also believe that in our world not all the truth is given to the world for fear of chaos which is …show more content…

When talking about it from my current working situation it really surprised me that this test showed me the type of personality that I thought I had already. I have already been the type of person that I never take things for granted and in some weird way I live my life with my feeling on my shoulder, but also protected. This test showed me some of my weaknesses I have as a coworker and as a boss. It showed me that I am a very direct and judge mental type of person and if things don’t go my way I tend to get angry and lash out in my own ways. Now speaking about organizational behavior and how it impacts my working life well for me I don’t knowingly see organizational behavior in my workplace. Now that could be because I don’t look for it or because I don’t know what it looks like exactly. I will say that from taking these tests and really the required texts I do have a little bit better understanding of my personality and what makes me upset and think the way I do. There have been times in my life where I have wondered why I am the way I am which I am sure we all have before, but for me there have been moments where I wonder this. I look at people around me struggle with things that could really change their perceptions of life and themselves and I really don’t feel anything for them. No sympathy or compassion. I have studied the bible

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The Jung Typology Assessment concluded that my personality type was considered a ESFJ type. According to the results, it says my personality is Extroverted, Sensing, Feeling, and Judging. We are called "a provider." Although after ready your results, I could see myself being a ENFJ as well. We share similar traits.

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1. Personality- individual differences in characteristic 2. Psychodynamic theories- views that defends personality of conscious and unconscious 3. Psychoanalysis-

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In completing the assessment I was able to identify areas for improvement. Previous to taking this test, I had an idea of what it would likely say I need to improve on, vulnerability. The assessment showed me that I have opportunities to develop my vulnerability. I struggle with being vulnerable personally and also dealing with those who are vulnerable around me. This is something that I want to focus on, to become the transformational leader I strive to be.

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Personality Assessment and Analysis The following is the test results

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The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) is an important look at the methods humans use in our interaction with our shared environments and how we relate differently to shared experiences (Cohen, D., Cohen M., Cross, H., 1981). Differences in how individuals relate to and understand our surroundings are displayed and sorted using scales for several fields. Extroversion and introversion are determined and assigned to this indicator using either E or I. A clear definition between sensing and intuition is also defined by the assignment of S or N. Also, thinking and feeling are compared and determined adding the letters of either T or F to the result. The last letter in ones conformed profile will include either J or P for judging compared to perception.

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I’ve recently took the Jung Typology test, in which I believe that the questions I was asked were very remarkable. Also, the results gave me a clearer look of my personality. These kind of test can be very helpful, due to the fact that it can provide people information about their self’s in which they might not be consciously aware of. Well in my case, according to this particular examination; I’m considered an “ISFJ.” In other words, my preferences are being an introverted, sensing, feeling, and judging person.

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A. I prefer to focus my attention on my inner world of thoughts. On my Jung Typology Test I received 75 percent introversion. In class I choose very clearly introverted. I am an introvert because I am drained in social situations. I prefer to interact with a few close friends.

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The personality test that I took describes me very well. Almost everything it says is accurate to my personality. However, there is one thing I disagree with, and that is that ENFP personality people have poor practical skills. For most people this is true but I believe that depends on the person because I do not have poor practical skills

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I was given the traits ISFJ, which stands for introverted,

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This test was designed by Katharine Cook Bridge and Isabel Briggs Myers. The ideology behind this test comes from the theory of Carl Jung. The theory revolves around the fact the human psychology interprets any perspective in 4 different categories namely; thinking, feeling, intuition and sensation, and one of them is always present at a time. Carl Gustav Jung was born in July

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Once completing multiple personality tests; thus I was finally able to confirm ESTJ as my personality type. Since I was getting unsuited suggestions of career choices, I retook the test until ESTJ was able to fit more of my interests and viewpoints. The 16 Personalities Test results gave me a more detailed description of who I am and insight on my personality traits. It has helped me figure out aspects that can help me get a better understanding of myself.

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INTRODUCTION " Personality is the moral force governing body within the individual of those psychophysical scheme that determine his characteristics behavior and though " (Allport, 1961, p. 28). “A combine of attribute that makes a person unique” (Weinberg & Gould, 1999). One inclusive definition for personality is by Pervin (1996, p.414. pg.3) who cited: " Personality is the intricate associations of insights, influences, and practices that provide guidance and example to the individual 's life.

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Jung’s (1923) idea about extroversion-introversion was the starting point for more scientific investigation in the personality traits domain in the early twentieth century. Jung proposed the “duality” in human personality. He distinguished two schools of thought in philosophy, namely idealists and realists and claimed that idealist consider the subject of perception as a base for knowledge while realists believe that the object of perception is the base of knowledge. Having studied the background of these schools of thought, Jung claimed that a comprise exists between philosophy and psychology in which realists are more extroverts while idealists are more introverts. He further differentiated these two distinctions by characteristics that identify

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In looking at my weaknesses based on my personality profile, which include being fickle in my attainment of

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The two personality types In trying to understand what makes a person behave, think, and react in a certain manner, psychologists teased out the science of a personality type. From their extensive research, they found various personality types in people. However, the two most essential personality types visibly manifesting in human beings are extroverted and introverted personality types (Pappas, 2013). These personality types are the foundation of humans’ interactions with the physical and abstract environment.

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