Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) Step I

• The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) is a useful and practical tool for achieving understanding of ourselves and our unique gifts and the appreciation of others who are different from ourselves.
• Developed by Isabel Briggs Myers and Katherine Briggs over a 30 year period beginning in the 1940's.
• Implements the theories of Carl Jung, a major theoretician of normal, healthy, adult human personalities.
• The MBTI identifies different styles of perception, judgment, energy direction, and lifestyle.
• There are no "rights" or "wrongs."
• The indicator is concerned with useful and valuable differences in people, not with pathology, and it does not measure intelligence or ability.
• You will be the final judge of which personality type fits you!

Meanings. . .

• This preference pair is not about sociability or shyness
• Extraverts and Introverts both need other people as well as time alone, but to differing degrees

Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)

Objectives

• Understand the basics of the MBTI
• Clarify the concept and descriptions of “preferences”
• Start to identify your self-estimate type
• Review your reported MBTI type

Introversion (I)

Where you focus your attention

RECEIVING: Reserved, low-key, are introduced

CONTAINED: Controlled, harder to know, private

INTIMATE: Seek intimacy, one-on-one, find individuals to interact with

REFLECTIVE: Onlooker, prefer space, read and write

QUIET: Calm enjoy solitude, seek background

Extraversion (E)

INITIATING: Social, congenial, introduce people

EXPRESSIVE: Demonstrative, easier to know, self-revealing

GREGARIOUS: Want to belong, broad circle, join groups

ACTIVE: Interactive, want contact, listen and speak

ENTHUSIASTIC: Lively, energetic, seek spotlight

Remember…

Introversion (I)

Where you focus your attention

• Your MBTI results belong to you
• Sharing your MBTI results is voluntary
• The MBTI instrument is not a skills or intelligence assessment
• Certain personality types are not “better” or “worse” than others, nor are certain types better or worse for certain jobs
• MBTI results are not meant to limit or stereotype people
• Our goal is to make constructive use of type differences

Extraversion (E)

• Drawn to their inner world
• Prefer to communicate by

writing

• Work out ideas by reflecting

on them

• Learn best by reflection,

mental “practice”

• Focus in depth on their

interests

• Private & contained
• Take initiative when the situation

is very important to them

• Attuned to external

environment

• Prefer to communicate

by talking

• Work out ideas by talking

them through

• Learn best by doing or

discussing

• Have broad interests
• Sociable & expressive
• Readily take initiative in

work & relationships

S/N Dichotomy

Activity

Sign Your Name

Consider:

Write about

snow

• Were you thinking about work instead of what you prefer? For example, are you constantly being told to be big-picture oriented?
• Are you experimenting with trying to be one way over another? Sometimes we want to try how the other half lives.
• Even if it's hard for you, do you place a high value on being one way over another? For example, do you struggle to be outgoing, yet value making others feel welcome.
• Think about past and current environments, was/is one preference emphasized over the other?

What did you write?

• Divide into groups with S and N preference.

• One member of your group will be the scribe. Dialogue with your small group about what you wrote.

• Report on what you saw to the larger group.

MBTI Overview

Perceiving (P)

How you prefer to Approach your life

MBTI Type preference clarity

J/P Dichotomy

Activity

A Question for you…

CASUAL: Relaxed, easygoing, welcome diversions

OPEN-ENDED: Present-focused, go with the flow, make flexible plans

PRESSURE-PROMPTED: Motivated by pressure, bursts and spurts, early start unstimulating

SPONTANEOUS: Want variety, enjoy the unexpected, procedures hinder

EMERGENT: Plunge in, let strategies emerge, adaptable

• Clarity means how often, or how consistently, you reported a particular preference.
• It has nothing to do with how much you behave or feel a certain way.
• It does tell us something about how likely that is your preference.

Judging (J)

Does having a preference for one hand over the other mean that you can’t and don’t use the other hand?

J/P Dichotomy

SYSTEMATIC: Orderly, structured, dislike diversions

PLANFUL: Future-focused, advance planner, make firm plans

EARLY STARTING: Motivated by self-discipline, steady progress, late start stressful

SCHEDULED: Want routine, make lists, procedures help

METHODICAL: Plan specific tasks, note subtasks, organized

P

J

How do you spend your free time

Put yourself physically in the spot that represents how drawn you are to one statement or the other.

I like to make plans so that I can get the most out it

Intuitive types enjoy experimenting with new and different approaches or ideas. They often prefer work where each new task calls for a different, innovative approach. (Fine Artists, Consultants, Architects)

I like to keep my options open so that I don't miss any great opportunities

Perceiving (P)

How you prefer to Approach your life

• Spontaneous
• Flexible
• Casual
• Open-ended
• Adapt, change course
• Like things loose & open

to change

• Feel energized by last-minute

pressure

Judging (J)

Sensing (S)

• Scheduled
• Organize their lives
• Systematic
• Methodical
• Make short- & long-term

plans

• Like to have things decided
• Try to avoid last-minute

stresses

Determining your type:

How you perceive and take in information

• Self-estimate type
• Reported type
• Best fit or Verified type

• Oriented to present realities
• Factual & concrete
• Focus on what is real & actual
• Observe & remember specifics
• Build carefully & thoroughly

toward conclusions

• Understand ideas & theories

through practical applications

• Trust experience

T/F Dichotomy

Many Sensing types like activities or work that has an element of repetition, building on the past experience as they use and refine the known and familiar. (Auditors, Craftsmen, Pilots)

T

F

Intuition (N)

• Oriented to future possibilities
• Imaginative & verbally creative
• Focus on patterns & meanings
• Remember specifics when they

relate to a pattern

• Follow hunches
• Want to clarify ideas & theories

before putting them into practice

• Trust inspiration

Sensing (S)

How you perceive and take in information

More considerations about type

CONCRETE: Exact facts, literal, tangible

REALISTIC: Sensible, matter of fact, seek efficiency

PRACTICAL: Pragmatic, results oriented, applied

EXPERIENTIAL: Hands-on, empirical, trust experience

TRADITIONAL: Conventional, customary, tried-and-true

T/F Dichotomy Activity

• Type is helpful in understanding yourself and others, but everyone is an individual
• You are the best judge of your preferences. If your idea of your type is different from your report, consider why you might have answered the MBTI differently.

Intuition (N)

People with a preference for Feeling decide by evaluating relative worth--they consider the impact of their decisions on people, their needs and those of others, the values to be served, and circumstantial or community variables.

Type Preferences

ABSTRACT: Figurative, symbolic, intangible

IMAGINATIVE: Resourceful, inventive, seek novelty

CONCEPTUAL: Scholarly, idea-oriented, intellectual

THEORETICAL: Seek patterns, hypothetical, trust theories

ORIGINAL: Unconventional, different, new and unusual

Scholarship Dilemma

You are the members of a scholarship committee. You are in charge of deciding which ten students will each receive a $10,000 scholarship. There are twenty applicants. Somewhere in the notification process the letters were switched. Those that were supposed to receive the scholarship received a denial letter and those who were not chosen were congratulated on receiving the scholarship. You can not divide/ change the scholarship amount. What do you do if anything? How do notify the students? How do you decide?

• 4 Dichotomies
• E/I = How you get or direct your energy
• S/N = How you perceive or get information
• T/F = Process/Criteria for making decisions
• J/P = Attitudes or orientations in dealing with the outside world (Your approach to life)

• 16 Type combinations

INTJ

Fall 2015 Sec. 002

Britta

INFJ

ISFJ

Stephen

INTP

Kelsey

Steve H.

ISTJ

Jake

Thomas

INFP

Marcus

ENTP

Jeremy

ISFP

Dillon

Colton

ENFP

Amanda

ENTJ

Vy

ISTP

Jess

ESFP

ENFJ

Tyson

Spring 2017 (002-Sarah)

ESTP

INTJ

Audrey

Emily

ESFJ

Molly

INFJ

Brad

Steve H.

Christy

Kylie

ESTJ

Sierra

INTJ

ISFJ

INTP

U-STAR Program

Jessica

Maya

Korinne

Dylan

ISTJ

INFJ

INFP

Amberlee

Reed

INTP

ENTP

Ameliah

Amanda

ISFJ

Elma

ISFP

Mollyanne

Steve H.

INFP

ENFP

Courtney

ISTJ

ISTP

Robert

ENTJ

ENTP

Jakade

ISFP

ESFP

Seth

Spring 2016 Sec. 002

McKenzi

ENFJ

ENFP

ISTP

Joseph

ESTP

Dallin

Josh

INTJ

Taylor

Morgan

ESFJ

ENTJ

ESFP

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BY Carol Kuruvilla

NEW YORK DAILY NEWS

Saturday, June 28, 2014, 9:10 AM

Addie

Madison

Kenley

INFJ

Chance

ESTJ

ESTP

ENFJ

James

Josephine

Victoria

Emerson

Bryce

ISFJ

INTP

Cole

Mercy

Remember that all of us…

ESFJ

Steve

Kenan

Trevor

Julia

ISTJ

INFP

Jayden

Luka

ESTJ

Benjamin

ENTP

ISFP

Chris

INTJ

UGS 1050 Statistics

Spring 2017 Sec. 002

13

ENFP

2.96%

Valencia

ISTP

INFJ

ENTJ

Callie

Skyler

27

Steve H.

Ian

6.15%

Ruby

ESFP

Tia

ISFJ

INTP

Haille

ISFJ

24

59

Soren

Carter

ENFJ

13.44%

5.47%

ISTJ

INFP

ENTP

ESTP

INFP

Brynnly

ISTJ

Ethan C.

Candace

47

31

Claire

7.06%

ENTP

10.71%

ENFP

Alex

ESFJ

ISFP

11

ISFP

Susana

Mike A.

32

Kelcie

2.51%

Ireland

ISTP

ENFP

Brayden

7.29%

ESFP

ISTP

ENTJ

54

Michael B.

ESTJ

23

Mahala

12.30%

ENTJ

INTJ

ESTP

Fall 2016 Sec. 003

5.24%

5

ESFP

ENFJ

24

Marshall

1.14%

5.47%

Erin

ENFJ

ESTP

30

INFJ

ESFJ

15

Steve H.

6.83%

Amy

Ivery

3.42%

ESFJ

Brock

26

ESTJ

INTP

Taylor

ISFJ

Ethan L.

5.92%

Naser

Nicole

ESTJ

18

Collins

Jamie

N = 439

INFP

4.10%

ISTJ

Jack

Joseph

INTJ

Fall 2015 Sec. 003

ENTP

George

S/N Dichotomy

Nikayla

Robert

ISFP

ENFP

INFJ

ISTP

Trick

John R.

Kanyon

Steve H.

ENTJ

ESFP

Katherine

Alex

INTJ

Spring 2017 Sec. 005

ISFJ

INTP

ESTP

ENFJ

Chase

Bryan

Trent

INFJ

Julia

Steve H.

Kaiden

Dalan

ESFJ

ISTJ

Becca

INFP

ISFJ

INTP

John A.

Tayt

Naser

Neelima

Juan

ISTJ

ESTJ

INFP

Preston

ENTP

Abel

Mieke

ENTP

Matt

Romello

ISFP

INTJ

Fall 2016 Sec. 002

Mandy

ENFP

Bailey

Rahiti

ISTP

Erik

ENFP

ENTJ

INFJ

ISTP

Melanie

ESFP

Caitlin

INTJ

N

ENTJ

Fall 2016 Section 004

Maija

Kerra

ENFJ

Morgan

Daneesha

ESTP

Danielle

Brianna

ISFJ

INFJ

ESFP

Bethany

ESFJ

INTP

Spencer

Mic

Julia

Janelle

Steve H.

Mariah

INTJ

INTP

ENFJ

McKenna

ISFJ

ISTJ

INTJ

Mina

Fall 2015 Sec. 001

ESTJ

UGS 1050 (003): Fall 2017

Zoe

Alexis W.

Melissa

ENTP

INFP

Emily

Ian

ESTP

Natalee

INFP

ISTJ

Mauricio

INFJ

Makai

Gus

Jack

Nyanterit

Brelynn

ENTP

INTP

ESFJ

ENFP

ISFP

ISFJ

Hannah B.

John

Madison

Sojin

Steve H.

Tezzy

Jason

Caroline

Christine

Leah

Alyssa

INFP

ENFP

Melissa

ISTJ

Drew

ISTP

ENTJ

ISTP

ESFP

Sierra

ISFJ

Eden

Robert

ENTP

Hannah M.

INTP

ESTJ

Tyson

John

Breanna

Lauren

Citlally

ISFP

ENTJ

Christina

Steve H.

ESFP

ENFP

Madison

ESTP

ENFJ

ISTP

ISTJ

Abby

Jackson

ENFJ

INFP

Matt

ESTP

Grant

Micaela

Liam

ENTJ

ESFP

Cassidy

ENTP

Misha

Maddie

ESFJ

Helen

ESFJ

ESTP

ENFJ

INTJ

Stanley

Alexis H.

Wes

Tori

Lucas

UGS 1050 (005): Fall 2017

ISFP

Maria

ESTJ

ENFP

Truman

ESFJ

Hanna G.

INFJ

UGS 1050 (001): Fall 2018

INTJ

Annika

Emma

Hannah

ESTJ

INTP

ISTP

Jordan

Tyler

Affan

ISFJ

INFJ

ENTJ

Bolton

ESFP

Kami

Selman

Steve H.

Jacob

INFP

INTP

Annie

Julie

Mallory

Steve H.

ISTJ

Josie

Brylee

ISFJ

Michael

Jamilieth

Mika

ENTP

INTJ

ESTP

ENFJ

Shania

STAR Program 2016

Whittney

Fall 2016 Sec. 001

INFP

ISFP

Brady

Caroline

Wyatt

ISTJ

Demi

Liam

Man

Nalikolani

Taylor

Evan

James

ENTP

ENFP

• Need time alone (I) and time with others (E)
• Need to see the big picture (N) and the details (S)
• Need objectivity (T) and to see things as others do (F)
• Need to enjoy the moment (P) and come to closure (J)

UGS 1050 (001): Fall 2019

INTJ

Madison

INFJ

Nicholas

ISTP

ISFP

Sierra

Josh

Abdul

Mandy

ESFJ

Zona

Adoula

INFJ

Madison

Aubrey

ENFP

ENTJ

ESFP

INFJ

INTJ

ISTP

Allie

Ryan

April

UGS 1050 (002): Fall 2017

ISFJ

INTP

Emily

Ian

Mya

Steve H.

INTP

Tucker

ENTJ

Paige

ESFP

ESTP

ENFJ

ESTJ

INFJ

Kalyn

Garrett

ISFJ

Maria

Mariah

Brooke

ISTJ

ISFJ

INFP

INTJ

UGS 1050 (002): Fall 2018 (Jason)

Sami

Jessica

Allie

Amy

Chandler

Steve H.

INTP

ESTP

ENFJ

INFP

Kaylee

Steve H.

ESFJ

Ellise

Kyle

Maddie

ISFJ

Addie

ISTJ

Sam

Kendall

Livia

Mia

McCall

Carson

ENTP

Claire

INFP

Steve H.

Luis

Hunter

INFJ

ENTP

ISFP

India

Yvannia

INFP

ESFJ

Dillon

Zach

ESTJ

Alexa

ISFP

Stephanie

Colette

ISTJ

Bradley

Zoe

ISTJ

Natalie

INTP

Lucas

Siri

Matt

Steve H.

Stephan

Laney

ENTP

Zoe

ISFJ

Danielle

ENFP

ENTP

ENFP

Jessica

Xuzhe

ISTP

ESTJ

Richelle

Brooklyn

ISFP

ISTP

Samantha

ENTJ

Carter

Taegan

Cecilia

Olivia

Jon

Shelby

INFP

ISFP

Mattheo

Loyda

Savannah

Portia

ISTJ

Marissa

Adam

ENFP

Blake R.

Ian

Logan

Sam

ENTJ

Jenna

Bridget

ESFP

ISTP

Brittany

ENTP

Megan

Parker

Block U 2300: Fall 2019

ISFP

INTJ

Mo

ENFJ

Malik

Ellie

ENFP

Marlen

ENTJ

Gavin

ESFP

Sarah

Tarik

Steven

ESTP

ENFJ

ENFP

ESTP

Hailey

ISTP

Chloe

Mikayla

ISTP

Kimberly

Blake S.

INFJ

Andrew

Annie

Isa

ESFJ

Alexandra

Sofia

Britney

ESTP

ENFJ

Maggie

Breanne

ENTJ

Thomas

ESFP

Rob

Sami

ESFJ

INTJ

Elise

INTP

Jenny

Sidney

UGS 1050 (006): Spring 2018

ENTJ

Hoggan

ESFP

Aly

Jayne

Kerri

Madi

ISFJ

Lindsay

ESTJ

ESFJ

Brooklyn

Malaina

ESTP

ENFJ

Olivia

Marisa

ESTJ

INFJ

Steve H.

Andie

INFP

Jackson

Spencer

Faith

Gunnar

UGS 1050 (001): Fall 2017

INTJ

ISTJ

Halle

ESTJ

Kaelie

INTP

Nathan

ENTP

ESFJ

ESTP

ENFJ

ISFJ

Brian

Javelin

Abigail

ISFP

Steve H.

INFJ

Kaytlin

Dallin

INFP

ESTJ

INTJ

Remi

Jacob

ENFP

ISTJ

Spring 2016 Sec. 003

Tomey

INTP

ISTP

Maria

ENTP

Moon

ISFJ

ISFP

Steve H.

Vicky

ESFJ

Paul

Josie

Thomas

Hannah

ENTJ

Mike

ESFP

INFP

Cheyenne

INFJ

Leslie

Sierra

ENFP

UGS 1050 (001): Fall 2019

ISTJ

INTJ

Abby

ISTP

ENTP

Tupou

Emily

Viane

ESTP

ENFJ

ISFP

Soa

INTJ

Willie

ENTJ

ESTJ

ESFP

Elizabeth

UGS/LEAP 1050 (005): Spring 2018

Elizabeth

ISFJ

INTP

INFJ

Sam

Harry

Porter

ENFP

Fatima

Steve H.

Tristyn

Bianca

ISTP

Marissa

ESFJ

Joshua

INTP

INFJ

ESTP

ENFJ

Garrett

Averee

Alex K.

Soleil

ISFJ

Simi

Kazarie

ENTJ

ISTJ

ESFP

Jalen

INFP

INTP

Alex L.

April

Auden

Melissa

ESTJ

Steve H.

ENTP

Morgan

ISFJ

ESFJ

INFP

Laura

Miranda

Chloe

Steve H.

ISTJ

Dean

Kaitlyn

ESTP

ENFJ

Lucero

INFP

Carlos

Rudy

ENTP

Chandler

Adrian

ISTJ

ESTJ

ISFP

Caleb

Gage

ISFP

ENTP

ENFP

Julian

Amanda

ESFJ

ISFP

INTJ

Grayson

Cal

ENFP

STAR Program 2017

Jordan

Izzy

Sophia M.

ISTP

Teresa

ISTP

Koby

ENFP

Quinn

ESTJ

ISTP

ENTJ

Natalie

ESFP

Hannie

Evan

Justin

ENTJ

ESFP

INTJ

Thomas

ENTJ

UGS 1050 (004): Fall 2019 (Allie)

ESFP

INFJ

Margeaux

McKenzie

Whitney

Max

Nathan

ESTP

ENFJ

ESTP

ENFJ

Mackenzie

Julia

Sophia G.

ESTP

ENFJ

INFJ

INTP

Rylee

Chris

Allie M.

Dani

Abi

Karli

ISFJ

INTP

ESFJ

Tate

ESFJ

ISFJ

Meignon

Jessica

Steve H.

Ian

Hannah

Chloe

Morgan

Arezu

INFP

Steve H.

INFP

Klove

ESTJ

Collin

ESTJ

ISTJ

Emily

Colton

Brayden

ISTJ

Emma

UGS/LEAP 1050 (002): Spring 2018

ESTJ

INTJ

Stone

Madi

Andres

Ethan

ENTP

Kamdon

Brenna

Kendra

ENTP

ISFP

Oliver

Isabel

Alec

Rebecca

Henry

INFJ

ISFP

Cassandra

Hope

ENFP

Chloe

Andrew

Dani

Isolda

Stephanie

ISTP

Yasnaliz

INTP

Emily J.

ISFJ

Kohwan

ENFP

Kobe

Sarah B.

Jessica

ENTJ

ESFP

Madelyn C.

ISTP

Josh

Steve H.

INFP

Abigael

Eliana

Emily G.

Jack

Shaina

ISTJ

Brett

Melanie

ENTP

Sadie

ESTP

ENFJ

UGS 1050 (005): Spring 2019

INTJ

Sarah N.

ENTJ

ISFP

ESFP

Madeline J.

Gabe

Kristi

Patricia

Megan

ENFP

ESFJ

ISTP

INFJ

River

Ayden

Alexia

Ariana

ESTP

ENFJ

ENTJ

Braden

ESFP

INTP

Noah

ESTJ

Ivyllyn

ISFJ

Tyler

Aimee

Abbigail

Clayton

Ben

Makenzie

ESTP

ENFJ

Mason

Steve H.

INFP

Madison

Allie M.

ISTJ

Amy

ESFJ

Emma

ENTP

Lauren

Faris

ESFJ

Hannah

Reagan

ISFP

Ella

TJ

ESTJ

ENFP

ESTJ

ISTP

Gabby

Sutton

Sofia

ENTJ

ESFP

Olympic

Gold

(Or Silver)

ESTP

ENFJ

Jack

Alex

ESFJ

ESTJ

INTJ

Ezra

UGS 1050 (Jason): Spring 2019

INFJ

Emily

Trevor

INTP

Calvin

ISFJ

Vickie

Steve H.

INFP

Victor

ISTJ

Raha

Ken

Abigail

ENTP

ISFP

Isabella

Conner

ENFP

Kyle

Jason A.

ISTP

Megan

Sara

Braylin

Ian

ENTJ

ESFP

John

S

ESTP

ENFJ

Nick

ESFJ

ESTJ

Brendan

UGS 1050 (002): Spring 2020

INTJ

INFJ

Rosie

Adrian

INTP

ISFJ

Luis

Cami

Steve H.

Daniel

INFP

Matthew

ISTJ

Austin

ENTP

ISFP

Mackenzie

ENFP

Emma

ISTP

Garrett

AJ

Jenny

ENTJ

ESFP

Perry

ESTP

ENFJ

Mia

ESFJ

Ashley

Payton

ESTJ

What, if anything, should be done?

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If you prefer Feeling, can you be logical?

How you prefer to make decisions

Additional facts about type

Feeling (F)

Thinking (T)

Feeling (F)

Thinking (T)

• Type is innate
• Type can be influenced
• Type is NOT a box
• Type is not judgmental
• Type is not an excuse
• Type does not explain everything
• Type is a journey

• Analytical
• Use cause-and-effect

reasoning

• Solve problems with logic
• Strive for an objective

standard of truth

• Reasonable
• Can be “tough-minded”
• Fair – want everyone

treated equally

• Empathetic
• Guided by individual needs
• Assess impact of decisions

on people

• Strive for harmony & positive

interactions

• Compassionate
• May appear “tender-hearted”
• Fair – want everyone to be

treated as an individual

LOGICAL: Impersonal, seek impartiality, objective analysis

REASONABLE: Truthful, cause-and-effect, apply principles

QUESTIONING: Precise, challenging, want discussion

CRITICAL: Skeptical, want proof, critique

TOUGH: Firm, tough-minded, ends-oriented

EMPATHETIC: Personal, seek harmony, central values

COMPASSIONATE: Tactful, sympathetic, loyal

ACCOMMODATING: Approving, agreeable, want harmony

ACCEPTING: Tolerant, trusting, give praise

TENDER: Gentle, tender-harted, means-oriented

E/I Dichotomy

Activity

People with a preference for Thinking like to base their decisions on impartial criteria--cause and effect reasoning, constant principles or truths, and logical analysis.

What work environment allows you to be most effective?

If you prefer Thinking, do you have feelings?

E/I Dichotomy

E

I

HOW MUCH?