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A half-century late, Katherine Briggs and her daughter Isabel Briggs-Myers brought this a step further, creating a personality assessment which married together their categories with his. An abbreviated version of it follows.  \nFor each of the following questions, please answer as honestly as possible. If you have not been in a situation which it alludes to, then answer as you believe you would act.  \n1. At a gathering of friends, do you…  \nA. interact with as many as you can, including introducing yourself to strangers.  \nB. interact with a few as possible, and even then only to those you already know.  \n2. Are you more…  \nA. Realistic (you see a situation for as it really is)  \nB. Speculative (you guess or imply reasons to explain what you see)  \n3. When there is a task to complete, is it worse to be…  \nA. A daydreamer  \nB. In a state of writers-block or prone to procrastination  \n4. Are you more impressed by…  \nA. Principled decision-making  \nB. Emotional decision-making  \n5. Is your personality one which is more comfortable…  \nA. Convincing or verbally persuading another to do what you want  \nB. Touching or physically directing another todo what you want  \n6. Do you prefer to work…  \nA. At a set time, with an awareness of deadlines  \nB. Anytime you want to, with no due dates  \n7. Do you tend to choose…  \nA. Rather carefully  \nB. Somewhat impulsively  \n8. At gatherings, do you prefer to…  \nA. Stay late, and in so doing you experience increasing energy as the evening progresses  \nB. Leave early, due in part to decreasing energy as the evening progresses.  \n9. Are you more attracted to…  \nA. Sensible people, who can rationalize the‘why’ of their decisions  \nB. Imaginative people, who operate on their  \ninstinct when something feels right or wrong  \n10. Are you more interested in…  \nA. What has actually happened  \nB. What is possible given a certain set of choices  \n11. In judging others, are you more swayed by…  \nA. Laws more than the circumstances  \nB. Circumstances more than the laws  \n12. In approaching others, is your inclination to be somewhat    \nA. Objective (non-emotional) in your communication  \nB. Personal (allowing for empathy)  \n13. Are you more…  \nA. Punctual; you always arrive on time  \nB. Leisurely; you are not worried about if you are on time or not  \n14. In tasks you are doing, does it bother you more having things…  \nA. Incomplete  \nB. Completed  \n15. In your social groups (ie, your friends), do you prefer to…  \nA. Keep up-to-date on what happens to others  \nB. Get behind in the news of what is affecting your friends  \n16. In doing ordinary things, are you more likely to…  \nA. Do it as you are instructed to do it  \nB. Do it your own way, as your instinct or experience inform you to do.  \n17. Writers should    \nA. Be literal; “say what they mean and mean what they say.”  \nB. Express things more by use of analogy and representation.  \n18. Which appeals to you more…  \nA. Consistency of thought  \nB. Harmonious human relationships  \n19. Are you more comfortable in making…  \nA. Judgments based on your logic and intellect  \nB. Judgments based on your values and moral sense of right/wrong  \n20. Are you more comfortable with an issue or choice being…  \nA. Settled and decided  \nB. Unsettled and undecided  \n21. Would you say that you are more…  \nA. Serious and determined  \nB. Easy-going, relaxed and laidback  \n22. In telephoning, do you…  \nA. Rarely wonder whether you will be able to say whatever you want to say  \nB. Rehearse what you’ll say, due to fear you may forget, leave things important unspoken, or be misunderstood.  \n23. You believe that facts    \nA. “Speak for themselves”  \nB. Illustrate principles.  \n24. Are visionaries (those who are always thinking of the next great invention, for instance)…  \nA. Somewhat annoying  \nB. 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