THE MYERS-BRIGGS PREFERENCE QUESTIONNAIRE

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THE MYERS-BRIGGS PREFERENCEQUESTIONNAIRE (Personality Test) This is a 20 question questionnaire designed to help see whoyou are. Self-evaluating is not foolproof. Even when test-takers answer honestly, there are reasons whythe score is different from their true type. Taking this questionnaire is one step to determine yourpersonality type. Consider the results with objectivity and caution.1

MYERS-BRIGGS Directions: For each of the following 20 prompts choose a. or b.Record your answers on the score sheet directly below questionThe score sheet runs horizontally along the row before going downChoose the answer that you think most accurately describes youEven if you agree with both answers, check one you agree with more.Answer as you really are, not you want to be.Make choices for the majority of your life situations.Having strong interests should not be used to cloud the results.Think of situations in which you are free to be yourself.There are no right or wrong answers.Answer honestly.2

MYERS-BRIGGS Questionnaire1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.a. expend energy, enjoy groups or b. conserve energy, enjoy one-on-onea. interpret literally or b. look for meaning and possibilitiesa. logical, thinking, questioning or b. empathetic, feeling, accommodatinga. organized, orderly or b. flexible, adaptablea. more outgoing, think out loud or b. more reserved, think to yourselfa. practical, realistic, experiential or b. imaginative, innovative, theoreticala. candid, straight forward, frank or b. tactful, kind, encouraginga. plan, schedule or b. unplanned, spontaneousa. seek many tasks, public activities, interaction with othersb. seek private, solitary activities with quiet to concentrate10. a. standard, usual, conventional or b. different, novel, unique11. a. firm, tend to criticize, hold the line or b. gentle, tend to appreciate, conciliate12. a. regulated, structured or b. easygoing, “live” and “let live”13. a. external, communicative, express yourself or b. internal, reticent, keep to yourself14. a. focus on here-and-now or b. look to the future, global perspective, “big picture”15. a. tough-minded, just or b. tender-hearted, merciful16. a. preparation, plan ahead or b. go with the flow, adapt as you go17. a. active, initiate or b. reflective, deliberate18. a. facts, things, “what is” or b. ideas, dreams, “what could be,” philosophical19. a. matter of fact, issue-oriented or b. sensitive, people-oriented, compassionate20. a. control, govern or b. latitude, freedom3

Example: MYERS-BRIGGS Questionnaire 1. 5. 9. 13. 17.Total a. b.xxxxx4 1E I2.6.10.14.18.Totala. b.xxxxx2 3S N3.7.11.15.19.Totala. b.xxxxx4 1T F4.8.12.16.20.Totala.xb.xxxx4J1P4

MYERS-BRIGGS Score Sheet a.b.1.5.9.13.17.Totala. .4.8.12.16.20.TotalFJP5

MYERS-BRIGGS Explanation The original ideas of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) werecreated by Carl Gustav Jung in 1921. The actual test was officially published in 1962. The test was createdto help determine which careers would be best for women as theyentered the workforce for the first time during WWII. It is a psychological analysis examination that determines a person’spsychological makeup and how they perceive and make decisions.The test is made of four different dichotomies or personalitydescriptions. One can either be:1. Introverted or Extroverted2. Sensing or Intuitive3. Thinking or Feeling4. Judging or Perceptive6

MYERS-BRIGGS cPlanningEarly dedPromptedSpontaneousEmergent7

Careers for Personality TypeProtector (SJ) Career MatchesESTJ - Overseer Accountant Military Leader Auditor Police Banker Researcher Administrator Sales Business Analyst Scientist Computer Specialist Senior Manager Detective Teacher Economist Teacher/Professor Editor Technical Specialist Engineer Underwriter Financial Officer Writer Government Worker Insurance Agent Judge Lecturer Librarian Manager MarketerESFJ - Supporter Accountant Administrative Assistant Administrator Bookkeeper Child Care Church Worker Counselor Dental Assistant Family Doctor Homemaker Human Resources Marketer Nurse Office Manager Organization Leader Radiologist Receptionist Researcher Social Worker Speech Therapist Teacher Trainer8

Careers for Personality TypeProtector (SJ) Career MatchesISTJ - Examiner Accountant Administrator Auditor ComputerProgrammer/SoftwareDeveloper Computer Specialist Dentist Detective Doctor Electrician Executive Financial Officer Judge Lawyer/Attorney Librarian Manager Marketer Math Teacher MechanicalEngineer Military Leader Police Scientist Steelworker Systems Analyst Technical Specialist TechnicianISFJ - Defender Entrepreneur Accountant Gardener Actor Administrative Assistant Health Service Homemaker Administrator Human Resources Artist Interior Decorator Auditor Librarian Banker Marketer Bookkeeper Medical Technologist Business Analyst Military Career Counselor Nurse Child Care Office Manager Church Worker Paralegal Clerical Supervisor Police Counselor Psychologist/Counselor Designer Researcher Doctor9 Scientist Early Childhood ShopkeeperDevelopment Social Worker Economist Writer Editor

Careers for Personality TypeCreator (SP) Career MatchesESTP - Persuader Paramedic/EMT Agent Police Auditor Project Manager Carpenter Sales Comedian Computer Tech Support Computer Technician Craftsman Detective Driver Engineer Entrepreneur Farmer Firefighter Laborer Marketer Military Network SpecialistESFP - Entertainer Receptionist Actor Administrative Assistant Recreation Worker Sales Scientist Artist Social Worker Child Care Supervisor Church Worker Systems Analyst Coach Technical Specialist Comedian Trainer Entrepreneur Fashion Designer Human Resources Interior Decorator Lawyer/Attorney Marketer Musician Painter10 Photographer Psychologist/Counselor

Careers for Personality TypeCreator (SP) Career MatchesISTP - Craftsman Motorcyclist Athlete Paramedic/EMT Business Analyst Pilot Carpenter Computer Programmer Police Probation Officer Computer Specialist Construction Worker Project Manager Sales Dental HygienistRepresentative Detective Scientist Driver Steelworker Electrical Engineer Systems Analyst Engineer Technical EntrepreneurSpecialist Farmer Transportation Firefighter Forensic Pathologist Operative Human Resources Marketer Mechanic MilitaryISFP - Artist Administrative Assistant Artist Carpenter Chef Child Care Church Worker Clerical Supervisor Composer Counselor Dental Staff Designer Early ChildhoodDevelopment Editor Forest Ranger Homemaker Librarian Mechanic Medical Staff Musician Naturalist Nurse Pediatrician Personal Service Physical Therapist Psychologist Social Worker Teacher Technical Specialist Trainer Veterinarian Waiter/Waitress Writer X-Ray Technician11

Careers for Personality TypeIntellectual (NT) Career MatchesENTJ - Chief BusinessAdministrator ComputerConsultant Corporate ExecutiveOfficer Entrepreneur Judge Lawyer/Attorney Manager Mortgage Banker Politician Scientist Systems Analyst Teacher/ProfessorENTP - Originator ActorArtistComedianComputer eterMusicianPhotographer ive Scientist Systems Analyst Writer12

Careers for Personality TypeIntellectual (NT) Career MatchesINTJ - Strategist BusinessAdministrator ComputerConsultant Corporate ExecutiveOfficer Entrepreneur Judge Lawyer/Attorney Manager Mortgage Banker Politician Scientist Systems Analyst Teacher/ProfessorINTP - EngineerActor Agent Archaeologist Architect Artist Computer Animator Computer Programmer Computer Specialist Consultant Economist Engineer Financial Planner Forestry/Park Ranger Historian Human ResourcesManager Interpreter/Translator Inventor Investigator Investment Banker Judge Lawyer/Attorney Legal Mediator Logician Marketer Mathematician Musician Network Specialist Philosopher Photographer Project Manager Psychiatrist Psychologist Researcher Scientist Strategic Planner Systems Analyst Teacher/Professor Technical Writer13

Careers for Personality TypeVisionary (NF) Career MatchesENFJ - Mentor Accountant/Auditor Actor AdministrativeAssistant Administrator Artist Banker/Economist Career Counselor Church Worker Computer Specialist Consultant Designer Diplomat Editor Engineer Events Coordinator Facilitator Homemaker Human Resources Librarian Musician Nurse Occupational Therapist Politician Project Manager Psychiatrist Psychologist/Counselor Sales Representative Scientist Senior Manager Social Worker Teacher/Professor Technical Specialist Trainer WriterENFP - Advocate Accountant/Auditor Merchandise Planner Musician Actor Newscaster Art Director Nurse Artist Banker/Economist Occupational Therapist Painter Career Counselor Politician Church Worker Conference Planner Project Manager Psychologist/Counselor Designer Dietitian/Nutritionist Public Relations Researcher Diplomat Scientist Editor Senior Manager Engineer Social Scientist Entrepreneur Social Worker Homemaker Human Resources Speech Pathologist Teacher/Professor 14 Journalist Technical Specialist Lawyer/Attorney Trainer Marketer Massage Therapist Writer

Careers for Personality TypeVisionary (NF) Career MatchesINFJ - ConfidantINFP - Dreamer Actor Photographer Activist Alternative Medicine Psychiatrist Actor Artist Psychologist/Counselor Architect Child Care Worker Social Worker Artist Child Development Systems Analyst Church Worker Chiropractor Teacher/Professor Counselor Church Worker Trainer Editor Clergy Writer Educational Consultant Consultant Employee DentistDevelopment Specialist Designer Fashion Designer Doctor Filmmaker Educational Consultant Graphic/Web Designer Entrepreneur Holistic Health Human ResourcesPractitioner Librarian Human Resources Marketer Journalist Missionary Legal Mediator Musician Librarian Massage Therapist Minister Missionary Musician Photographer Physical Therapist Psychologist/Counselor Researcher Social Scientist Social Worker Speech Pathologist Teacher/Professor Translator/Interpreter Video Editor Writer15

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MYERS-BRIGGS Explanation The original ideas of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) were created by Carl Gustav Jung in 1921. The actual test was officially published in 1962. The test was created to help determine which careers would be best for women as t

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