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2024  \nVersion November 5, 2024  \nPreprint typeset using LATEX style openjournal v. 09/06/15  \nEXPLORING THE MBTI DISTRIBUTION AMONG CHINESE UNDERGRADUATE PHYSICS STUDENTS: THE INFLUENCE OF FAMILY INCOME ON CAREER TRAJECTORIES  \nSongyang Bai  \nDepartment of Physics, University of Toronto  \nWeitian Chen  \nDepartment of Physics, University of Toronto  \nZihan Gao  \nDepartment of Statistics, University of Alberta  \nVersion November 5, 2024  \nAbstract  \nThis study investigated the distribution of MBTI personality types among physics undergraduatesat Zhejiang University and analyzed their career aspirations, family income and mental health status. A comprehensive survey of 68 questions, including 52 multiple-choice questions and 16 short-answer questions, assessed various personality traits and their correlation with academic intent and emotional state. The results showed that INTJ and INTP personality types showed the most significant tendency to pursue academic research. They usually come from middle and above-class backgrounds. Notably, these two personality types accounted for about 41% of the total surveyed population, while NT types combined accounted for about 58% . This indicates that although NT personality is more suitable for academic research, students with introverted tendencies are more suitable. Research has further shown that people with ISTJ personalities often exhibit unexpectedly strong academic interests. In addition, individuals who aspire to enter academia generally maintain a stable state of mind, as evidenced by their consistent work efficiency in the face of personal challenges. Interestingly, although some aspiring academics come from financially stable families, most have encountered financial constraints. These results contribute to a deeper understanding of how personality traits and socioeconomic factors influence the academic career paths of physics students.  \n1. INTRODUCTION  \nThe relationship between personality traits, socioeconomic factors, and career aspirations has been the focus of research in education and psychology. The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) is widely used to assess individual differences in behavior and decision-making styles under different personality frameworks (Myers et al. 1998) . This study examines the distribution of MBTI types among physics undergraduates at Zhejiang University to explore the correlation between MBTI types and students’ academic ambitions, family income, and mental health.  \nRecent research has emphasized the importance of personality traits in shaping career paths, particularly in demanding fields such as academia and scientific research (Buss 2019) . Studies indicate that individuals with specific MBTI types, such as INTJs and INTPs, are more inclined to pursue knowledge and truth. These individuals typically demonstrate stronger problem-solving skills, which are essential in academic settings (McCrae and Costa 2003) . Moreover, socioeconomic background plays a critical role in determining access to educational resources and influencing career trajectories (Sirin 2005) . However, further exploration is required to understand the interaction between socioeconomic factors and personality types.  \nThe current study aims to bridge this gap by investigating a diverse group of physics undergraduates. To investigate the significant influence of personality traits on students’ willingness to engage in academic research and the influence of socioeconomic factors, especially family income, on these aspirations, to predict what kind of personality and family environment are more suitable for students to enter the academic field. A 68-question questionnaire assessed various aspects of the student’s personality, career intentions and emotional health. 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