Of Note:1/11/13

• Due today: Education History (see web site for example

• Homework:p60-65 far right column only-

• √ if you can do that skill.

• Do not follow printed instructions ;-)

MBTI

Looking at your world through Myers-Briggs Typology

Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)

Based on Carl Jung’s Theory of Personality

Brief History of MBTI

Katharine Cook Briggs

began her own work on personality in 1917

Isabel Briggs Myers, her daughter

helped develop the test – 1942

Use Jungian Type to Reflect Upon:

• Preferred work tasks

• Preferred work environment

• Communication with: colleaguesteachers or others you learn fromsupervisors and those you supervisespouses, children, friends, partners, lovers…..

WWCC:

WWCC:

What?!?... Drat! ... Sigh… grumble, mumble...

LEFT/RIGHT HANDEDNESS:

LEFT--------------------o------------------RIGHT

ambidextrous

JUNGIAN TYPE CONTINUUA

External-----------o-----------InternalORIENTATION

Sensing----------o--------IntuitionPERCEPTION

ObjecTive--------o--------SubjectiFJUDGEMENT

Judging------------o-------PerceivingORGANIZATION

Example of MBTI Profile Type from the Four Dimensions

ENFP

Four Dimensions of MBTIAssumption that each person is either primarily:

Extraversion (E) or Introversion (I) Sensing (S) or Intuitive (N) Thinking (T) or Feeling (F) Judging (J) or Perceiving (P)

All of the four pairs of dimensions are present to some degree in all people. Continuum notion

External-----------o-----------InternalORIENTATION

Sensing------------------o-----------------IntuitionPERCEPTION

ObjecTive--------o--------SubjectiFJUDGEMENT

Judging------------o-------PerceivingORGANIZATION

JUNGIAN TYPE CONTINUUA

External-----------o-----------InternalORIENTATION

Sensing----------o--------IntuitionPERCEPTION

ObjecTive--------o--------SubjectiFJUDGEMENT

Judging------------o-------PerceivingORGANIZATION

ROLES IN AN ORGANIZATION

IS IN

ES EN

• Homework: continuing with 158-160 due Friday

• Maybe : 4 story topics

• Quiz MBTI