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Introduction: The concept that people fit neatly into one of four Temperament Groups is very old, going back at least to the ancient Greeks. The MBTI accurately reveals a person’s Temperament. Each Temperament Group consists of 4 MBTI types.  \nDavid Keirsey (Please Understand Me II) spells out the link between the Temperament Groups and the MBTI and provides good descriptions. The view presented here is a combination of MBTI and Keirsey views modified by a Christian viewpoint.  \n2. Temperament Groups: There are 4 Temperament Groups with a total of sixteen individual Types. The four Temperament Groups using a combination of MBTI and Keirsey terms are SJ’s (Guardians or Traditionalists), SP’s (Artisans or Experiencers), NF’s (Idealists), and NT’s (Conceptualists or Rationals) .  \n• SJ Group = ISTJ’s, ISFJ’s, ESTJ’s, and ESFJ’s.  \n• SP Group = ISTP’s, ISFP’s, ESTP’s, and ESFP’s.  \n• NF Group = INFP’s, INFJ’s, ENFP’s, and ENFJ’s.  \n• NT Group = INTP’s, INTJ’s, ENTP’s, and ENTJ’s.  \n3. Relation Between 4 Temperaments And 16 Types: The 4 fundamental Temperament Styles differentiate into 16 types as follows:  \n4. SJ’s (Guardians or Traditionalists) : SJ’s prefer a traditionalist view of the world. They are society’s foremost guardians, overseers, and providers.  \n• For SJ’s life is keeping things simple, comfortable, secure, and doing your duty.  \n• They prefer to maintain the best of the past, improve what makes sense to improve, hope for the best, and prepare for the worst.  \n• SJ’s prefer to communicate in concrete terms about real events, specific persons, things, products, times, and places.  \n• Direct comparisons are important. A is right, B is wrong. Too much ofC, too little of D.  \n• SJ’s tend to admonish and warn as they deem necessary. They take positions they call realistic, but others may call pessimistic. They are dependable, responsible, cooperative.  \n• SJ’s prefer to obey laws even when no one is looking and are usually obedient to rules.  \n• They prefer doing what is right, doing their duty.  \n• They excel in establishing and articulating the rules, standard operating procedures, timelines, routines, and etiquette that are fundamental to a civil society.  \n• SJ’s prefer to be useful, to feel they belong, and to know they are of service to social units.  \n• Their preferences incline them toward taking responsibility. They often become the backbone of organizations.  \n• In general, they prefer to be givers not receivers, caretakers not the cared for. They are loyal and tend to have a low tolerance for risk-taking.  \n• SJ’s tend to be concerned about issues, trust authority, want to belong, seek security, and prize gratitude. They prefer activities to be closely supervised, products to be thoroughly inspected, legitimate needs met, and striving to complete worthy activities.  \n• SJ’s administer, preferring everything in its proper place, everyone doing what they should do. SJ’s conserve, preferring to ensure that goods and services are properly distributed, people’s needs are met, and people are kept from harm.  \n• By preference they are keen observers of their immediate surroundings and prefer things to be structured, scheduled, and controlled. SJ’s excel in “applications” areas.  \n• Consider four general areas of life competence: Strategy, Tactics, Logistics, & Diplomacy.  \n• Preference for these 4 areas differ between Temperament groups.  \n• SJ’s are inclined toward (hence do well) first in Logistics, next Tactics, next Diplomacy, and last Strategy. As leaders SJ’s are oriented toward logistics. They are great stabilizers of organizations. They are good at establishing schedules, routines, rules, and protocols.  \n• They excel at establishing lines of communication and following tasks until completion.  \n• They value contracts, administrative regulations, and standard operating procedures.  \n• SJ leaders are careful to identify their own duties ","cbCaimmzkgbi5dui","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimmzkgbi5dui","pdf",212978,"English","# Introduction\n# Temperament Groups\n# Relation Between 4 Temperaments And 16 Types\n## SJ Group\n## SP Group","[{\"question\":\"How are the Temperament Groups connected to MBTI according to the text?\",\"answer\":\"The text states that MBTI accurately reveals a person’s Temperament and that each Temperament Group contains four MBTI types, linked through the Keirsey framework.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the four Temperament Groups and their corresponding MBTI type sets?\",\"answer\":\"The four groups are SJ, SP, NF, and NT, with sixteen total Types: SJ includes ISTJ/ISFJ/ESTJ/ESFJ; SP includes ISTP/ISFP/ESTP/ESFP; NF includes INFP/INFJ/ENFP/ENFJ; NT includes INTP/INTJ/ENTP/ENTJ.\"},{\"question\":\"What characterizes the SJ group in the document?\",\"answer\":\"SJ individuals are described as duty-oriented guardians who prefer stability, concrete communication, rule-following, and careful organization through schedules, procedures, and protocols.\"}]","Temperament, Character and Spiritual Gifts - Part 6 - Dr. Lamar Allen | PDF",18]