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The MBTI & YOU! The Promises and Pitfalls of Applying Type
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Today’s Topics What is the MBTI? What is psychological type? What are preferences? Exercises in type Discovering your type? Type dynamics in group projects Constructive use of differences
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What is the MBTI? Self-report questionnaire Identify strengths Appreciate different types
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What Is Psychological Type? Explanation of differences in behavior Predictable & differing patterns (types) Two mental processes Judging Perceiving Sensing IntuitionThinking Feeling
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What Is Psychological Type? External world Internal world Extraversion Introversion
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What are Preferences? Exercise Theory of preferences
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Preferences Focus of attention Take in information Make decisions Orientation to external world Misconceptions
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Exercise Describe your perfect day
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Focus of Attention: EI Extraversion - outer world of people & events - energy source & attention outward Introversion - inner world of ideas & experiences - energy source & attention inward
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Exercise
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Take in Information: SN Sensing - use senses - observant of surroundings Intuition - BIG picture - new possibilities, visionaries
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Exercise YOU must make the decision regarding a kidney transplant - father-in-law of the hospital chief of staff (2) - single mother of three (4) - wealthy research scientist (3) - school teacher (1)
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Making Decisions: TF Thinking - logical, impersonal - objective analysis Feeling - person-centered values - place themselves in the situation - subjective
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Exercise How do you plan a vacation? How do you plan/organize your time?
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Orientation: JP Judging - planned, orderly - structured & organized Perceiving - flexible, spontaneous - open to experience & options
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What is your type? Question your type? Type influences
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Constructive Use of Differences Benefit in understanding the strengths & weaknesses of different preferences Move from irritation to acceptance What are the misconceptions that typically occur?
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Conclusions Each type is special Each person is unique Type does not explain everything Use type to understand self & enhance relationships Gain insight into strengths & application to academic & career counseling
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