School PSY/405 2018.08.03 Personality types

Professor: I am a huge fan of the 16 personality type indicator called Meyers-Briggs. Some of you may have done this test in school or even at work! It doesn't mean you fit in a box. Actually what I love about this test is it's about how your 4 letters interact with each other. And within each letter you can be high or low or in the middle on a spectrum. I find that knowing someone's personality type helps me understand them, communicate with them better, and enjoy them! This made all the difference in my immediate family. My mom used to annoy me so bad because our personality types clash but once I figured it out it, we could relate to each other so much better! Now we laugh at our differences instead of being frustrated with each other! I am an "ESFJ" What are you? **Marriage hint - have your spouse or older children take this quiz and compare your personalities** http://www.humanmetrics.com/cgi-win/jtypes2.asp Response: I am INTJ Introvert(25%) iNtuitive(28%) Thinking(1%) Judging(28%). I do prefer being an indoor person, but if there is a time I can be around just one person, maybe two, it is what I would prefer. Going out when a store is really busy gives me anxiety, but if I go into a store that is empty, I feel at ease most of the time. It has changed a little as of late. Fortunately I have a good general idea of why I act the way I act in public and how I plan things out. I used to love order in my life, but with 4 kids, all with some type of "disability," I have had to put my strict love of order in the back seat. This is good in a few ways because before I was far more of a tyrant. As I read through the description of my personality type I noticed most things have pertained to me in the past and some now. My personality has changed by certain key triggers throughout my life.