What’s Your Personality – 2

Here are Four Personality types, which will help you in understanding yourself as well as someone else and will be helpful for your growth and self-development. This assessment can be used as a tool for discovery, rather than as a method for putting people into boxes, or as an excuse for your, or their, behavior.

Typically you operate primarily one way or the other in each category, but you will operate in all of these types at one time or another.  When you understand who you are, or who someone else is, primarily, it makes it easier to see what you need and what they need to make life easier.

Here are some examples of each type.

Extroverted, you:

  • Talk to other people
  • Listen to what someone is saying
  • Cook dinner, or make a cup of coffee
  • Work on a car

Introverted, you:

  • Read a book
  • Think about what you want to say or do
  • Are aware of how you feel
  • Think through a problem so that you understand it

Sensing, you:

  • Taste food
  • Notice a stoplight has changed
  • Memorize a speech
  • Follow steps in a plan

Intuitive, you:

  • Come up with a new way of doing things
  • Think about future implications for a current action
  • Perceive underlying meaning in what people say or do
  • See the big picture

Thinking, you:

  • Research a product, and buy the best one to meet your needs
  • Do “The Right Thing”, whether or not you like it
  • Choose not to buy a blue shirt, because you have two blue shirts
  • Establish guidelines to follow for performing tasks

Feeling, you:

  • Decide to buy something because you like it
  • Refrain from telling someone something which you feel may upset them
  • Decide not to take a job because you don’t like the work environment
  • Decide to move somewhere to be close to someone you care about

Judging, you:

  • Make a list of things to do
  • Schedule things in advance
  • Form and express judgments
  • Bring closure to an issue so that you can move on

Perceiving, you:

  • Postpone decisions to see what other options are available
  • Act spontaneously
  • Decide what to do as you do it, rather than forming a plan ahead of time
  • Do things at the last minute

For more detailed information go to: http://www.personalitypage.com/html/four-prefs.html

To take the personality test go to: https://www.personalitypage.com/html/get_passwd.html

All of the above information was extracted from BSM Consulting site at: https://www.personalitypage.com/html/home.shtml