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Type IndicatorInterpretive Report\n\nReport prepared for  \nJANE SAMPLE  \nMarch 22,2005  \n## Introduction\n\nThis report is designed to help you understand your results on the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator(MBTassessment.The MBTI assessment is a tool for identifying 16 different personality types that can be usedto describe people.  \nYour responses to the MBTIitems indicate that yourfour-letter type code is:ENFPExtraverted Intuition with Feeling  \n## Where Do Personality Types Come From?\n\nThe MBTI instrument is based on the work of psychologist Carl Jung and the instrument's authors,Isabel Briggs Myers and her mother,Katharine Cook Briggs,all of whom spent years observing humanbehavior.Their ideas help explain why different kinds of people are interested in different things,preferdifferent kinds of work,and sometimes find it hard to understand each other—all due to basicdifferences in how people take in information and make decisions about it.  \nThe MBTI instrument was developed with great care and has been used by people around the world formore than 60 years.  \n·Organizations use it to improve employee communication,teamwork,and leadership.  \n·Adults and young people use it to choose careers that are likely to hold their interest and use their gifts.  \n● Teachers and students use it to make learning more interesting and efficient.  \n·Family members use it to better understand each other.  \nIsabel Briggs Myers created descriptions of each of the 16 types,including the description of your typethat is included in this report.Your Interpretive Report also provides information on why the 16 typesare different from one another and clarifies how ENFP is distinctive from the others.  \nA clear understanding of the basics of personality type and type development will help you gain greaterunderstanding of yourself and others and the impact type has on your daily interactions.  \n## How Your Responses Indicate Your Type:ENFP\n\nWhen you completed the MBTI assessment,you made choices on four dichotomies,each of which ismade up of two opposite preferences:  \nWhere you focus your attentionThe way you take in informationThe way you make decisionsHow you deal with the outer world  \nExtraversion (E)    or▶ Introversion(1)  \nSensing (S)     or ▶ Intuition(N)  \nThinking(T)    or    Feeling(F)  \nJudging(J)    or Perceiving(P)  \nAlthough everyone uses all eight of these preferences,people find one preference in each pair moreinteresting or comfortable than its opposite.Think of your choices as somewhat like being right-orleft-handed.Both hands are valuable,but most people reach first with the hand they prefer.Theyusually use that hand more often and become more skillful with it.In the same way,your typepreferences are choices between equally valuable and useful qualities.  \nYour responses to the MBTI instrument indicate that you expressed preferences for ENFP,as shownin the chart below and described further in the pages that follow.  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Perceiving tend to not want to  \nPeople who prefer Judging tend to like to have","cbCaiufFzlsfoUow","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiufFzlsfoUow","pdf",3251365,"English","# Introduction\n# Where Do Personality Types Come From?\n# How Your Responses Indicate Your Type: ENFP\n# Your Type Description: ENFP","[{\"question\":\"What four-letter code does the report assign, and what does it mean?\",\"answer\":\"The report assigns the four-letter type code ENFP, reflecting preferences for Extraversion, Intuition, Feeling, and Perceiving. 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