This is a powerpoint from my honors cornerstone class. I did not make it. I am I/N/F/P. So, what are you?

1. Looking at Type A Description of the Preferences Reported by the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator By Earle C. Page

7. EXTRAVERSION AND INTROVERSION ARE COMPLEMENTARY ATTITUDES TOWARD THE WORLD An Extravert’s Essential Stimulation Is From The Environment - The Outer World of People And Things. An Introvert’s Essential Stimulation Is From Within - The Inner World Of Thoughts And Reflections. E I

8. EXTRAVERSION INTROVERSION Feels Pulled Outward By External Claims and Conditions Feels Pushed Inward By External Claims and Intrusions

9. EXTRAVERSION INTROVERSION Energized By Other People, External Experiences Energized By Inner Resources, Internal Experiences

10. EXTRAVERSION INTROVERSION Acts , Then (Maybe) Reflects Reflects , Then (Maybe) Acts

11. EXTRAVERSION INTROVERSION Is Often Friendly , Talkative, Easy To Know Is Often Reserved , Quiet, Hard To Know

12. EXTRAVERSION INTROVERSION Expresses Thoughts And Emotions Freely (May Be At Risk of Saying Too Much) Keeps Thoughts And Emotions Private (May Be At Risk Of Saying Too Little)

13. EXTRAVERSION INTROVERSION Needs Relationships Needs Privacy

14. EXTRAVERSION INTROVERSION Gives Breadth To Life Gives Depth To Life

15. EXTRAVERSION INTROVERSION E s May Seem Shallow To I s I s May Seem Withdrawn To E s

16. EXTRAVERSION INTROVERSION Needs Introversion for Balance Needs Extraversion for Balance

18. EXTRAVERTS USE BOTH E AND I , BUT PREFER E INTROVERTS USE BOTH E AND I , BUT PREFER I E I Clear - Moderate - Slight Slight - Moderate - Clear HOW CLEAR IS YOUR PREFERENCE

20. SENSING INTUITION Sees Specific Parts And Pieces Sees Patterns And Relationships

21. Lives In The Present, Enjoying What’s There Lives Toward The Future, Anticipating What Might Be SENSING INTUITION

22. Prefers Handling Practical Matters Prefers Imagining Possibilities SENSING INTUITION

23. Likes Things That Are Definite, Measurable Likes Opportunities For Being Inventive SENSING INTUITION

24. Starts At The Beginning, Takes A Step At A Time Jumps In Anywhere, Leaps Over Steps SENSING INTUITION

25. Works Hands-On With The Parts To Understand The Overall Design Studies The Overall Design To Understand How The Parts Fit Together SENSING INTUITION

26. Enjoys Using And Refining The Known And Familiar Enjoys Experimenting With The New And Different SENSING INTUITION

27. S s May Seem Materialistic and Literal-Minded To N s N s May Seem Fickle, Impractical Dreamers To S s SENSING INTUITION

28. Needs Intuition For Balance Needs Sensing For Balance SENSING INTUITION

30. SENSING TYPES USE BOTH S AND N , BUT PREFER S INTUITIVE TYPES USE BOTH S AND N , BUT PREFER N S N Clear - Moderate - Slight Slight - Moderate - Clear HOW CLEAR IS YOUR PREFERENCE

31. THINKING AND FEELING ARE WAYS OF MAKING DECISIONS T F Thinking Is The Mental Process That Decides On The Basis Of Logical Analysis. Feeling Is The Mental Process that Decides On The Basis Of Evaluating Relative Worth.

32. Decides With The Head Decides With The Heart THINKING FEELING

33. Goes By Logic Goes By Personal Convictions THINKING FEELING

34. Concerned With Principles Such As Truth, Justice Concerned with Values Such As Relationships, Harmony THINKING FEELING

35. Sees Things As An On-Looker From Outside a Situation Sees Things As A Participant From Within A Situation THINKING FEELING

36. Takes a Long Range View Takes An Immediate And Personal View THINKING FEELING

37. Spontaneously Critiques Spontaneously Appreciates THINKING FEELING

38. Good At Analyzing Plans Good At Understanding People THINKING FEELING

39. T s May Seem Cold And Condescending To F s F s May Seem Fuzzy-Minded And Emotional To T s THINKING FEELING

40. Needs Feeling For Balance Needs Thinking For Balance THINKING FEELING

42. THINKING TYPES USE BOTH T AND F , BUT PREFER T FEELING TYPES USE BOTH T AND F , BUT PREFER F T F Clear - Moderate - Slight Slight - Moderate - Clear HOW CLEAR IS YOUR PREFERENCE

43. JUDGMENT AND PERCEPTION ARE COMPLEMENTARY LIFESTYLES J P A Judging Lifestyle is Decisive, Planned, And Orderly. A Perceiving Lifestyle Is Flexible, Adaptable, And Spontaneous.

44. Prefers An Organized Lifestyle Prefers A Flexible Lifestyle JUDGMENT PERCEPTION

45. Likes Definite Order And Structure Likes Going With The Flow JUDGMENT PERCEPTION

46. Likes To Have Life Under Control Prefers To Experience Life As It Happens JUDGMENT PERCEPTION

47. Enjoys Being Decisive Enjoys Being Curious, Discovering Surprises JUDGMENT PERCEPTION

48. Likes Clear Limits And Categories Likes Freedom To Explore Without Limits JUDGMENT PERCEPTION

49. Handles Deadlines, Plans In Advance Meets Deadlines By Last Minute Rush JUDGMENT PERCEPTION

50. P s May Seem Disorganized, Messy, Irresponsible To J s J s May Seem Demanding, Rigid, Uptight To P s JUDGMENT PERCEPTION

51. Feels Comfortable Establishing Closure Feels Comfortable Maintaining Openness JUDGMENT PERCEPTION

52. Needs Perception For Balance Needs Judgment For Balance JUDGMENT PERCEPTION

54. JUDGING TYPES USE BOTH J AND P , BUT PREFER J PERCEIVING TYPES USE BOTH J AND P , BUT PREFER P J P Clear - Moderate - Slight Slight - Moderate - Clear HOW CLEAR IS YOUR PREFERENCE

55. E I Clear - Moderate - Slight Slight - Moderate - Clear HOW CLEAR IS YOUR PREFERENCE? S N Clear - Moderate - Slight Slight - Moderate - Clear T F Clear - Moderate - Slight Slight - Moderate - Clear J P Clear - Moderate - Slight Slight - Moderate - Clear