John Briggs

As you can see, this is not the first time I have experienced Keirsey as a tool for personal assessment. The interesting thing is that both recorded times I have taken this particular evaluation I ended up with the exact same conclusion of being a “Guardian”, even 5 years apart. In my life I have done many personality type analyses as part of my personal practice to be self aware of my communication proficiency. This began in my early 20’s when I was in a very lost and troubled time and sought…

My personality type according to the four-letter score given in my Jungian 16-type personality assessment was INTP. This means I am socially cautious, enjoy problem solving, and highly conceptual. Possible career as a plastic surgeon, software designer, psychoanalyst, private investigator, financial analyst, mathematician, photographer. The “I” stands for Introvert. An introvert is someone who keeps to themselves mainly. The “N” stands for Intuitive. Intuitive means I am quick to apprehend or…

I am currently 38 year old. I am a heterosexual female and I have an introverted personality. I have taken the Myers Briggs and I am an INTJ and I have taken the colors personality test and I am a Green all the way. I also have a very patient temperament and this is the best way that I can describe my psychological person. I am very lucky when it come to my biological person. I am very healthy, and come from a long line of people that tend to live long lives and there is no predisposition…

The personality test results were 100% right as far as my strengths. In the results in relationship area of friendship did shock me. Friendship does not rank high on the ISTJ. A person in ISTJ area does not have patience with people who are different from themselves. I hold friendship at a very high level and some of my friends are the total opposite of me. Throughout the rest of description such as a relationship, strengths, weakens and personality description is correct. One of the strengths…

ISTJ “Just be yourself. Let people see the real, imperfect, flawed, quirky, weird, beautiful, magical person that you are.” This quote by Mandy Hale is a good way to show what words can describe personality. They show that personality has more than one representative, and can be a combination of different nouns. Not everyone is going to have the same personality. I, for example, have an ISTJ personality. What is ISTJ you ask? ISTJ stands for introvert, sensing, thinking, and judging. People…

After taking the Myers-Briggs Personality Test, I discovered that I have four personality traits: INFJ, INFP, ISFJ, and ISFP. Before I explain what my dominant personality trait is, let me explain about the different letters. The test showed that I am an introvert. It focus how I manage my energy and attention. As an introvert, I focus on my inner thoughts and feelings. In addition, I understand the world from the big picture, but in a steady pace before going out to do tasks. For example, I…

A type A behavior pattern is characterized by a fast-paced lifestyle, extreme competitiveness, or aggression. Type A individuals are strongly associated with the development of coronary heart disease, because they are constantly trying to accomplish multiple tasks concurrently, in the shortest amount of time and other extreme tasks. These individuals can be very self-critical, experience a constant since of urgency when dealing with tasks and time management, and have been known to be easily…

ESFJ’s consist of extraversion, sensing, feeling, and judging. As said by personalitypage.com, extraverted feeling and introverted sensing is the best way to describe this type of personality. They enjoy helping others, but while doing that they feel used. Many people who are ESFJ’s are going to be outgoing, love people, and warm and energetic. They use the sensing and judging quality to gather information in order to bring the best out of people. His or her biggest fantasy is to be well liked…

Homework 4: Myers Briggs Type Inventory 1. INTJ- Introverted Intuition Thinking Judging “The Mastermind” 2. The description given by the website almost exactly matches my perception of myself. I agree that I am “drawn to logical systems” and enjoy participating in problem solving. I was surprised how accurate the description about relationships was, as often the assumption is that introverts don’t like to interact with people at all. However, as stated here, I tend to be selective of who I…

Moreover, Myers Briggs Type Indicator discusses about Jung’s philosophy and psychology about how an individual develops all aspects of the “self” through self-assessment questionnaires. There are eight personalities and four sets of 2 traits: Extroversion-Introversion, Intuition-Sensing, Thinking-Feeling and Judgement-Perception. In fact, people can have a better understanding about themselves after finishing the questionnaire. Extroverts are focusing on external world, in contrast, introverts…