Typology

The Jung Typology assessment is based on the on the Keirsey Temperament Sorter and the Myers Briggs Personality Inventory. There are four personality type measurements: Extraversion vs. Introversion, Sensing vs. Intuition, Thinking vs. Feeling, and Judging vs. Perceiving. After taking the assessment my personality type was determined to be ESFJ; Extravert (25%), Sensing (44%), Feeling (22%) and Judging (9%). According to the Jung’s theory as an extravert I get energy externally and like human interactions. The next measure was sensing, which has to do with how I receive and perceive information. Sensing gains information from the external world based on concrete information. Feeling is the measure of how I process information. This indicates that my decisions are based on emotion verses logical thinking. Lastly, judging means I like to be organized, follow rules and have a plan. There were several ways that my personality type of ESFJ was accurate. Described as someone who likes the holidays, celebrations, entertaining and giving gifts is true. My report also stated that ESFJs work hard, follow the rules and expect the same from others. I do have a strong work ethic and it really irritates me when I am…

Carl Jung first developed a typology which is know as Introversion and Extroversion.Introverts much prefer their inner world of thoughts and feelings whereas extroverts relay to their external outer world that emphasizes of people such as socializing and activities. Introverts tend to process information inside their heads, extroverts often act without thinking.This related to the first dimension of the Myers-Brigg Indicator,Extraversion/Introversion.Extroverted people are very gregarious and…

According to Jung Typology Test, I was identified as an ESFJ type, which stands for extraverted, sensing, feeling, and judging. ESFJ personality types are described as diligent, time-honored, outgoing, coordinated, explicit, and as people person (“HumanMetrics,” 1980). To explicate descriptions, ESFJ types appreciate sticking with old-fashion routine and being the “life of the party,” especially with events and special occasions (“HumanMetrics,” 1998). They are also experts in hospitality; they…

One of the best known approaches to understanding personality traits related to professional interests is the Career Typology and Environmental Models proposed by Holland (1959 , 1997 ). This approach was developed to meet needs concerning the professional qualification of individuals in the United States in the mid-20th century. Career interests are expressions of life's objectives, values, identifications, competencies and the abilities of individuals within the professional sphere,…

Unlike typical motives, serial killers’ motives are classified into a few catagorites. The main type of classification for serial killing motives is called the Holmes typology. This classification was named after Ronald M. and Stephen T. Holmes, two uthors who wrote numerous textbooks on serial murder and violent crimes (How Serial Killers Work pg. 2). The Holmes typology is divided into two catagories, act-foucsed and process-focused. Act-focused serial killers murder quickly and for the…

There is a value in developing sexual offender typologies. Typologies are also known as "classification schemes, that utilize offenders' characteristics and/ or victim-choice information to outline a framework for analysis" (Terry, 2013, p. 93). These typologies are beneficial in that they provide a comprehensive understanding of accurate offense patterns and risk. It helps us become aware of the circumstances and characteristics surrounding the offender and what influences their behavior, in…

The Waterhouse Center was an incredible experience and an appropriate use of class time. The activities served as an informal way to get to know our peers, as well as an opportunity to analyze our own behavior. As a member of group “A” led by Bernie, we successfully accomplished a majority of the different events on his property. I will explain how we experienced success and trouble as a group, as well as how I handled my Myer’s Brigg’s typology and Big 5 personality types in relation to other…

Between the two assessments, I found the Jung Typology test to be much clearer and more accurate. The DISC assessment contradicted itself on more than one point, and opposed some of what I learned in the Jung Typology test. Upon review of the DISC assessment, I read that I had low Decisiveness, which meant that I solved familiar problems quickly, but when placed with an unfamiliar conflict, I struggled and approached it in a “calculated and deliberate manner.” To some extent, I feel that this is…

Jung Typology and DISC Assessment Prior to my enrollment in this course, I had already taken several personality assessments, including the Jung Typology test. I retook the Jung test for this course, and my four-letter personality has remained the same. However, prior to this course, I had not heard of the DISC assessment. After completing both assessments and reviewing my results, I found that both tests profiled many of my personality traits similarly; on the other hand, there were significant…

Housing Typologies Rajkarnikar, Kriti Mat.Nr. 2868282 1. INTRODUCTION Housing unit is basic and essential unit of an urban or rural structure. A cluster of housing has a development pattern and household sizes that could be differentiated. Housing area has the maximum coverage area in any city; therefore, they have to be carefully studied and designed to ensure the healthy environment for the city and the residents. The housing units on a whole form an urban mass where different activities…