Negotian Styles and Myers & Briggs Personality Test

11. Iftikhar Sandano

16. Types of Personality
Muhammad Ali

17. The MBTI Types

19. Types of Personality
The Development of the Myers-Briggs Test

20. Types of Personality
An Overview of the Test

21. Sanam

22. Extraversion and Introversion
The extraversion and Introversion dichotomy was first
explored by Jung in his theory of personality types as a
way to describe how people responded and interact
with world around them. While these terms as familiar
to most people the way in which they are used in the
MBIT differs some while from their popular usage.
Extraverts (also often spelled extraverts) are “outward-
turning” and tend to be action-oriented enjoy more
frequent social interaction and feel recharged after
spending time alone. We all exhibit extraversion and
introversion to some degree, but most of us tend to
have an overall preference for one or the other.

23. Sensing and Intuition
This scale involves looking at how people gather
information from the world around them. Just like with
extraversion and Introversion all people spend some time
sensing and intuiting depending on the situation.
According to MBIT, people tend to be dominant in one
area o the other. People who prefer sensing tend to pay a
great deal of attention to reality, particularly to what they
can learn from own sense. They tend to focus on facts and
details and enjoy getting hand-on experience. These who
prefer intuition pay more attention things like patterns and
impression. They enjoy thinking about possibilities,
imagining the future, and abstract theories.

24. Unsa Mahesar

25. Thinking and feeling :
 according to the scale of thinking
is related to human information
which is generating through
intuition and analysis. People
who prefer the this factor greater
will emphasis the facts and
objective data. They are loyal,
and took impersonal decision,
people prefer feeling will
consider the emotion when they
took the decisions.
Other factors

26.  this scale involves how
people tend to deal with
others, People who lean
toward perceiving are more
open, flexible, and
adaptable, this scale belongs
to the information taken
through sensing and
intuiting then use that
information in taking
making decisions through
thinking and feeling.
Judging and Perceiving:

27. Myers-Briggs Test Inventory Types