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 \nThe Myers–Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) is an introspective self-report questionnaire with the purpose of indicating psychological preferences in how people perceive the world around them and make decisions.  \nThe MBTI was constructed by Katharine Cook Briggs and her daughter Isabel Briggs Myers. It is based on the conceptual theory proposed by Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung, who had speculated that humans experience the world using three principal psychological functions – energy, decisions, and information. Myers-Briggs added the fourth dichotomy of  \norganisation later.  \nWhat are the Four Dichotomies?  \nWhere Do We Get Out Energy?  \nExtraversion Introversion  \nHow Do We Make Decisions?  \nThinking Feeling  \nHow DoWe Take in Information?  \nSensing Intuition  \nHow Do We Organise Our World?  \nJudging Perceiving  \nWhat Do the Four Dichotomies Mean?  \n\n| How You Re-Energise |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| \u003Cbr>E\u003Cbr>Enjoys the company of many and socialising with new people.\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>I | Prefers to work alone or in small groups. |\n\nHow Information is Perceived  \nS  \nRealists who rely on facts, common sense, and previous experiences.  \nN  \nEasily sees patterns and other perspectives. Sees the big picture and possibilities.  \nHow You Decide  \nT  \nUses logic, weighs pros and cons, and tries to decide objectively.  \nF  \nDecides based on their personal values and how others will be a ected by their choices.  \nHow You Organise  \nJ  \nComfortable working with rules, enjoys planning and being prepared.  \nP  \nSpontaneous. Prefers to keep options open and are flexible.  \nWhat do the Myers Briggs 4 letters mean?  \n1.ARE YOU OUTWARDLY OR INWARDLY FOCUSED? IF YOU:  \n• Could be described as talkative, outgoing.  \n• Like to be in a fast-paced environment.  \n• Tend to work out ideas with others.  \n• Enjoy being the centre of attention.  \nThen you are likely to prefer  \nE-Extraversion  \n• Could be described as reserved, private.  \n• Prefer a calm pace with time for contemplation.  \n• Tend to think things through inside your head.  \n• Would rather observe than be the centre of attention.  \nThen you are likely to prefer  \nI-Introversion  \n2. HOW DO YOU PREFER TO TAKE IN INFORMATION? IF YOU:  \n• Focus on the reality of how things are.  \n• Pay attention to the concrete facts and details.  \n• Prefer ideas that have practical applications.  \n• Like to describe things in a specific, literal way.  \nThen you are likely to prefer  \nS-Sensing  \n• Imagine the possibilities of how things could be.  \n• Notice the big picture, see how everything connects.  \n• Enjoy ideas and concepts for their own sake.  \n• Like to describe things in a figurative, poetic way.  \nThen you are likely to prefer  \nN-Intuition  \n3. HOW DO YOU PREFER TO MAKE DECISIONS? IF YOU:  \n• Make decisions using logic.  \n• Value justice, fairness.  \n• Enjoy finding the flaws in an argument.  \n• Could be described as reasonable, level-headed.  \nThen you are likely to prefer  \nT-Thinking  \n• Base your decisions on personal values and how actions affect others.  \n• Value harmony, forgiveness.  \n• Sees the best in others.  \n• Could be described as warm, empathetic.  \nThen you are likely to prefer  \nF-Feeling  \n4. HOW DO YOU PREFER TO LIVE YOUR OUTER LIFE? IF YOU:  \n• Prefer to have matters settled.  \n• Think genuine rules and deadlines should be respected.  \n• Prefer to have detailed, step-by-step instructions.  \n• Make plans, want to know what you’re getting into.  \nThen you are likely to prefer  \nJ-Judging  \n• Prefer to have your options open.  \n• See rules and deadlines as flexible.  \n• Like to improvise and make things up as you go.  \n• Are spontaneous, enjoy surprises and new situations.  \nThen you are likely to prefer  \nP-Perceiving  \nMBTI Congitive Functions  \nA diagram depicting the cognitive functions of each Myers-Briggs personality type. A type's background color represents its dominant function, and its text color  \nrepresent","cbCaipPhna1nK5fE","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipPhna1nK5fE","pdf",2487066,"English","# What is Your Personality Type?\n## Myers–Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) Background\n## What are the Four Dichotomies?\n## What do the Four Dichotomies Mean?\n## How Information is Perceived\n## How You Decide\n## How You Organise\n## What do the Myers Briggs 4 letters mean?\n## MBTI Cognitive Functions\n## What are the 16 personality types?","[{\"question\":\"What is the Myers–Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) used for?\",\"answer\":\"MBTI is an introspective self-report questionnaire designed to indicate psychological preferences in how people perceive the world and make decisions.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the four MBTI dichotomies?\",\"answer\":\"The four dichotomies are Extraversion/Introversion, Thinking/Feeling, Sensing/Intuition, and Judging/Perceiving.\"},{\"question\":\"How do the four letters in an MBTI type relate to behavior?\",\"answer\":\"Each letter reflects a preference shown through typical tendencies in how someone re-energises, takes in information, makes decisions, and organises their outer life.\"}]","The Ultimate MBTI Personality Type Infographic - A Guide to the Myers-Briggs Four Dichotomies | PDF"]