Myers-Briggs Personality Assessments

Myers-Briggs Personality Type After completing the Myers-Briggs Personality Type Assessment I discovered that my personality type is ISTJ, and this type makes up about 12% of the U.S. population. ISTJ stands for Introversion, Sensing, Thinking and Judging. I agree with the personality type that was chosen for me. After reading the report about the description of ISTJ, I think that my personality and preferences were outlined great. I am realistic, organized, reasonable, and consistent. I also know what works and doesn’t work based on past experiences and facts. When it comes to others I do often show that I care through actions more than using words. The two people that I have decided to list is a friend and an ex coworker. Stephanie is my friend and workout partner. We get along great her personality type is more of an ESFJ type. ESFJ stands for Extroverted, Sensing, Feeling, and Judging. She is very sensitive to others; she values her family and friends the most. She always thinks of other people 's feelings before her own, worries about the outcome. She is a very caring person and values her goals. Marie is my ex
The reason why I think this is because you are asked questions and given choices to choose from. In some cases it might be words and others might be statements asking how you feel and you choose the choice you feel is correct. Based on the answers that you select determines which category best describes you. However, I don’t think that this method is very useful in understanding the human behavior. The reason why I think this is because many people take these assessments and answer the questions truthfully depending on how they feel and the results will be accurate. While other people answer the questions as if they are from someone else’s perspective, and not their own. Meaning the way they think they should answer the