Understanding Personality Types

According to Carl G. Jung's theory, what are the two general attitudes?

• Thinking and Feeling

• Sensing and Intuition

• Judging and Perceiving

• Extraverted and Introverted

What does the 'S' in the personality type acronym stand for?

• Sensing

• Sociable

• Sensitive

• Serious

Which criterion represents how a person processes information?

• Extraversion – Introversion

• Sensing – Intuition

• Thinking – Feeling

• Judging – Perceiving

What does the 'J' in the personality type acronym represent?

• Jaded

• Judging

• Jovial

• Jubilant

What is the main focus of an extravert's energy expression?

• Emotions

• Dreams

• External world

• Internal world

Which of the following is NOT one of the four dichotomies?

• Rational – Irrational

• Extraversion – Introversion

• Thinking – Feeling

• Sensing – Intuition

What does the 'N' in the personality type acronym stand for?

• Nurturing

• Neutral

• Intuition

• Noble

What does a 'Feeling' preference indicate?

• Decisions based on logic

• Decisions based on emotions

• Decisions based on facts

• Decisions based on intuition

What is the purpose of the Humanmetrics Jung Typology Test?

• To evaluate creativity

• To determine the expressiveness of personality dimensions

• To assess physical fitness

• To measure intelligence

What is the auxiliary function according to Jung?

• A function from the same dichotomy as the dominant

• A function from the opposite dichotomy as the dominant

• A function that is always Intuition

• A function that is always Sensing