According to MyPlan.com, my personality is introverted, intuitive, feeler, and perceiver (INFP). When I first started taking the assessment, I wondered if I should be dishonest to get the best possible answer or if I should be totally honest with everything. I decided to be completely honest and the results I received were mainly accurate. It shocked me that a theory from 1921 still applied to me today in 2016. Naturally, I possess some of the other qualities of the additional personality types, however, I do believe that this is because as humans we are able to adapt to any setting. For example, there may be times where I must be a thinker instead of a feeler to make moral and logical decisions.
The first scale of the assessment, Emotional Focus, reported that I am 73% introverted and 27% extroverted. As an introvert, I can be described as reserved, discreet, self-motivated, liberated, and even complicated. Introverts are typically to themselves and focused on their own thoughts or emotions. I can honestly say that this is very true. Most of the time, I am alone and comfortable. I genuinely find peace being by myself. Sometimes, I enjoy going …show more content…
According to MyPlan.com, most people are a mixture of the two. Which explains, how I received two different personality types from the online assessment versus the assessment we took in class. On the Myers-Brigg assessment, my personality type was INTJ or introverted, intuitive, thinker, and judger. Both types are accurate in my case, however, the questions may have been answered differently depending on my mood. I would say that most of the time, I am a perceiver. Perceivers are free-spirited, calm, impulsive, flexible, and laid-back. Judgers are typically planners, organized, and detail oriented. I am more so a judger when I have important deadlines to meet or when I am at work. During my leisure time, I am a
The first scale of the assessment, Emotional Focus, reported that I am 73% introverted and 27% extroverted. As an introvert, I can be described as reserved, discreet, self-motivated, liberated, and even complicated. Introverts are typically to themselves and focused on their own thoughts or emotions. I can honestly say that this is very true. Most of the time, I am alone and comfortable. I genuinely find peace being by myself. Sometimes, I enjoy going …show more content…
According to MyPlan.com, most people are a mixture of the two. Which explains, how I received two different personality types from the online assessment versus the assessment we took in class. On the Myers-Brigg assessment, my personality type was INTJ or introverted, intuitive, thinker, and judger. Both types are accurate in my case, however, the questions may have been answered differently depending on my mood. I would say that most of the time, I am a perceiver. Perceivers are free-spirited, calm, impulsive, flexible, and laid-back. Judgers are typically planners, organized, and detail oriented. I am more so a judger when I have important deadlines to meet or when I am at work. During my leisure time, I am a