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This document discusses four major personality types - Idealists, Nurturers, Realists, and Directors - and provides tips for communicating effectively with each type. It defines personality type as referring to psychological classifications of individuals based on patterns of mental systems. Idealists are described as studying well in groups and looking for human connections. Tips for communicating with Nurturers include showing appreciation and maintaining good relationships. Realists prefer direct, clear communication focused on outcomes. Directors want quick, results-oriented interactions with minimal small talk.
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- 1. Communicating with Different Personality Types By Shawn Beach
- 2. "Although a single widely accepted definition of personality does not exist, personality type refers to the psychological classification of different types of individuals. It involves a pattern or global operation of mental systems." -Richard C. Emanuel Professor of Communications, Alabama State University
- 3. Four Major Personality Types ● ● ● ● Helpful Nurturers Creative Idealists Cerebral Realist Strategic Directors
- 4. Idealist
- 5. Nurturer
- 6. Realist
- 7. Director
- 8. Idealist
- 9. Tips for Idealist Students ● Study In Groups ● Look for the Human Element ● Look for connections Western Nevada College
- 10. Nurturer
- 11. Communicating with a Nurturer ● ● ● ● Show appreciation for all that they do for others. Mention how much you appreciate them as colleagues. Ask if they feel okay about their role in a group or task. Meet regularly to check-in, maintain good working relationship. Ni, Preston. Communication Success with Four Personality Types. p. 10
- 12. Realist
- 13. Communicating with a Realist ● Use direct and clear communication ● Focus on the bottom line ● Limit speculation McIntosh, P., & Luecke, R. (2008).Interpersonal communication skills in the workplace, second edition (2nd ed.) p. 60
- 14. Director
- 15. Communicating with a Director ● ● ● ● Get to the point quickly Minimize small talk Focus on results to be achieved Make direct eye contact Smith, Kate. "Understanding Different Personalities and Communication Styles”
- 16. Communicating with Different Personality Types
- 17. Works Cited Emanuel, R. C. (2013). Do Certain Personality Types Have a Particular Communication Style? . International journal of social science and humanities,2(1), 22-32. McIntosh, P., & Luecke, R. (2008).Interpersonal communication skills in the workplace, second edition (2nd ed.). New York: American Management Association. Ni, P. (2013). Communication Success with Four Personality Types. Los Altos Hills, CA: Preston C. Ni Publications. Smith, K. (2010). Understanding Different Personalities and Communication Styles.University of Adelaide. Retrieved February 19, 2014, from https://www.adelaide.edu.au/hr/ohs/wellbeing/events/stress__personality_styles_5_10_10__RO_.pdf WNC: Idealists: Intuitive-Feeling. (n.d.).WNC: Idealists: Intuitive-Feeling. Retrieved February 19, 2014, from http://www. wnc.edu/mbti/idealists.php