[PPT] MBTI For Everybody I

MBTI For Everybody I PPT
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This presentation is Session I of the complete session on Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® or MBTI as a psychometric personality assessment tool. Session I presentation serves as a great orientation to what MBTI is all about. If you have always had questions about what a Personality is? What makes up a Personality? What is MBTI and how is it used? then Session I PPT will help you understand just that. In this Session, you will learn about Personality, MBTI Theory, Dichotomies and Type Preferences that which make up the MBTI personality inventory. After you have thoroughly developed your understanding of the topics discussed here, we recommend you head over to Session II. Please note undergoing these Sessions do not qualify you as an MBTI practitioner in any sense. These are only for self study and based on your interest, should you decide to undertake a licensed practitioner course, we encourage you to explore further opportunities in your city. See below for additional details on the topics covered in this slide presentation. For author information, content credits and usage rights download the PPT or refer to the disclaimer page of the blogsite.

[PPT] MBTI For Everybody I

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1. Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® For Everybody I
2. What Is Personality? The section begins with the meaning of personality and its definitions. The meaning of personality can best be understood by answering the questions - what makes up a Personality? The fundamental characteristics of Personality are - personality has consistency, personality has psychological and physiological basis, personality impacts behaviors and actions, personality is expressed through multiple dimensions. We begin the process of Personality Identification by asking questions.
3. MBTI Theory.MBTI Theory must be understood to understand MBTI. This section covers in specific details the origin of MBTI. It starts with Carl Jung’s Theory of Psychological Types on which the MBTI forced –choice personality inventory is based. It states how Isabel Briggs Myers and her mother Katherine Briggs developed MBTI on Jung’s psychological types and for what purpose. It further explains the base assumptions about MBTI and explains the theory of psychological types, Jung’s 4 main functions of consciousness, and the 8 Psychological Types.
4. MBTI - 4 Dichotomies & Type Preferences. What Are Dichotomies? What Are Type Preferences? This section further introduces the function of MBTI stating that it is not created to label or stereotype people instead it is a tool to for personality insight. It simply means that MBTI allows you to understand a person’s preferred way of dealing with the world. Thus to understand this one must understand how the psychological types are used with the 4 dichotomies of attitude towards world, Information processing, decision-making, and structure orientation. The 4 dichotomies are broken down into 8 type preferences. Attitude towards world - Extrovert (E) or Introvert (I), Information - Sensing (S) or Intuitive (N), Decisions -making - Thinking (T) or Feeling (F), Structure Orientation - Judging (J) or Perceiving (P). A person while answering the psychometric questionnaire goes along with one type preference over others eventually resulting into a “personality type” expressed as a code of four letters.
5. 4 Dichotomies & Type Preferences. Each of these are 4 dichotomies alongwith the 8 Type preferences are explained in easy words. The section further has a summary slide of the above. Session I completes your understanding of what MBTI is. Session II covers the 16 Personality types in great details. Discover and learn more inside the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® For Everybody I PPT.
6. Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® For Everybody II
7. Take A Sample Test - External Link