Mbti introduction

By Rabbi Elliot Salo Schoenberg
@RabbiElliot
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Copyright 2014 Rabbi Elliot Salo Schoenberg

 Put

C. J. Jung’s typology into an instrument
 Katherine Cook Briggs, Isabel Briggs Myers
 Not trained psychologist so question validity
 Grew out of WW 2 work
 11k research studies to validate
 2012 was 60th anniversary


 The

natural, preferred way of using one’s
mind and directing energy.
 Type is like raising your hand


A

tool not a test
 An indicator
not a skill
 An indicator that
does not label or
limit behavior
 Non judgmental


 Describes

normalcy not
pathology
 It sorts but does
not measure
 No right or wrong


Like a 16 room house.
 What is your
favorite room
 That is your type
 But you don’t stay
in your favorite
room all the time.


 Favorite

room in the

house.
 Each person has one
type that most
describes them
 Differences can be
explained and
predicted
 Each type own
inherent strengths
and weaknesses


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Your natural easy,
effortless way
Out of type is awkward,
hard and needs extra
concentration
A distinct category not a
behavioral trait that
varies along a continuum.
Type does not change, but
learn appropriate
behaviors
Learn to access the other
side
Learn to integrate the
other side


Do not confuse what
you can do with what
you prefer to do
 Look to validate your
type, we ask “is this
true for you.”
 Looking for best fit
type
 As a _________I am
good at:
 As a _________ I need
to watch my tendency
to:



Ways people prefer to:

By Using



Direct/get energy

Extraversion/Introversion



Take in information

Sensing or Intuition



Make decisions

Thinking or Feeling



Experience external world

Judging or Perceiving


 Outside

push
 Talk thoughts
through
 Interaction
 Action


 Inside

pull
 Keep thoughts in
 Concentration
 Reflection

 Present

 Future

 What

 What

is real
 Practical
 Facts
 Utility


could be
 Theoretical
 Inspirations
 Novelty

 Logical

system

 Value

system

 Head

 Heart

 Critique

 Compliment

 Principles/Reason

 Harmony/Empathy


 Decide

about info
 Regulate/Control
 Set goals
 Closing off
 Organized


 Gather

info
 Flow/Adapt
 Seek options
 Opening up
 Flexible

• Static Interpretation

• Temperments

• Dynamic Interpretation

 The

whole type is hypothesized to be greater
than the sum of the 4 preferences it
encompasses
 Centered on the 4 functions S-N or T-F
 Explains how can be both comfortable and
effective extroverting and introverting


 Last

Letter of your Type J-P tells which of
the middle letters is extroverted
 If last letter is J T or F is extraverted
 If last letter is P
S or N is extroverted


 Most

differentiated
 Most energized
 Most under our control


Second in use
 Second in
development
 Conscious access
 Always from the pair
of functions
 Tend to operate in
the less preferred
attitude




Extroverted thinking
dominant, the auxiliary
is Introverted sensing


 Third

in use and development
 Relatively unconscious


 Least

used and
developed
 Lease under control
 Primarily
unconscious
 Polar opposite of
dominant in both
function and
attitude

 Se


like radar constantly scanning the horizon

 Si


brainstorming

Like popcorn popping

 Ni


recalling

Like an internal filing system

 Ne


experiencing;

visioning

Like making a stew that is never the same twice


 Te


Like a windstorm-knocking the weak aside

 Ti


harmonizing

Like being on a picnic on a beautiful day with
your favorite people and your favorite food

 Fi


analyzing

Like a maze-discarding wrong turns as you move
ahead to solve a problem

 Fe


systematizing

valuing

Like a volcano-appearing calm, but filled with
the hot lava of passion

Thank you for your
participation today
#RabbiElliot


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