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The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI). Overview 1.Self-Report Instrument 2.Nonjudgmental Instrument 3.Preference Indicator 4.Well Researched Instrument.

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Page 1: The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI). Overview 1.Self-Report Instrument 2.Nonjudgmental Instrument 3.Preference Indicator 4.Well Researched Instrument.

The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)

Page 2: The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI). Overview 1.Self-Report Instrument 2.Nonjudgmental Instrument 3.Preference Indicator 4.Well Researched Instrument.

Overview

1. Self-Report Instrument

2. Nonjudgmental Instrument

3. Preference Indicator

4. Well Researched Instrument

5. Based on Jung’s Theory

6. Built for the “normal” population

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Psychological Type

• Is NOT about skills, intelligence, abilities, or technical expertise

• Does not tell you what you can and can’t do• Affirms that people are a lot more than their

psychological type– Environment– Culture– Education and training– Interests and motivations

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MBTI

• Indicates inborn preferences, in the same way as right-handedness or left-handedness.

• Is not predictive of behavior, as the person has a choice how to use preference.

• Does not have a “lie scale” so a person can slant his or her answers to present a different profile.

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Four Dimensions of Personality Type

• How we interact with the world and where we direct our energy

• The kind of information we naturally notice

• How we make decisions

• Whether we prefer to live in a more structured way or a more spontaneous way

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Extraversion IntroversionWhere do you get energy

E IOuter world of actions,

objects, and people

Inner world of ideas and concepts

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Sensing iNtuitionHow do you prefer to take in

information?S NImmediate reality and

direct experience

Inferred meanings

and relationships

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Thinking FeelingHow do you make decisions?

T FReliability of logical order – cause and

effect

Priorities based on personal

importance and values

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Judgment PerceptionHow do you deal with the outer

world?J PJudging attitude – Control of

events and systematic planning

Spontaneity – Curious, awaiting

events and adapting to

them

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• What is the perfect vacation like?

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ISTJ“Doing what

should be done”

ISFJ“High sense of

duty”

INFJ“Catalyst for

Positive Change”

INTJ“There is always

a better way”

ISTP“Ready to try

anything once”

ISFP“Sees much but

shares little”

INFP“Performing

noble service to aid society”

INTP“Ingenious

Problem Solvers”

ESTP“The ultimate

realists”

ESFP“You only go around once ”

ENFP“Anything’s

Possible”

ENTP“One exciting challenge after

another”

ESTJ“Taking Care of

Business ”

ESFJ“What Can I Do

For You?”

ENFJ“Smooth talking

persuader”

ENTJ“Everything’s Fine – I’m in

Charge”

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ISTJ“Doing what

should be done”- 17%

ISFJ“High sense of

duty”5%

INFJ“Catalyst for

Positive Change”

INTJ“There is

always a better way” -11%

ISTP“Ready to try

anything once”

ISFP“Sees much but

shares little”

INFP“Performing

noble service to aid society”

INTP“Ingenious

Problem Solvers”

ESTP“The ultimate

realists”11%

ESFP“You only go around once ”

17%

ENFP“Anything’s

Possible”

ENTP“One exciting challenge after another” -5%

ESTJ“Taking Care of Business ”

11%

ESFJ“What Can I

Do For You?”5%

ENFJ“Smooth talking

persuader” 5%

ENTJ“Everything’s Fine – I’m in Charge” 10%

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Remember

• Personality type does not explain everything

• When it comes to people -- there are few simple answers

• Part of your MBA journey and Life journey is to keep learning and discovering more about YOURSELF and OTHERS

• Enjoy the process