Jungian Personality Assessment
After taking the Jungian Personality assessment, I found out my personality was “ISTJ - The Duty Fulfiller.” According to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISTJ, ISTJ stands for Introversion, Sensing, Thinking, and Judgement. PsychCentral.com describes ISTJ as serious and quiet, extremely thorough, responsible, dependable, well organized and hard working. I feel like these words describe me almost perfectly, both how I see myself and how others see me.
First off, I scored introversion rather than extroversion, meaning I am quiet and reserved. True to the description of introversion, I would rather associate with a few close friends rather than a whole group of people. I value good friendships over the amount of friends I have. I also scored …show more content…
I feel this is true of me to some extent, although I try to apply myself in every subject, no matter how unuseful or unpractical I think it is. It is true though that it is easier for me to learn if I know that the skill will help me throughout my life. ISTJs also pay close attention to detail and won’t rest until they understand completely or they feel the job is done properly. This absolutely describes me because if I don’t understand a concept I will keep trying it until I get it right or comprehend what I’ve done wrong. Whether I am doing schoolwork or drawing for pleasure, I won’t give up until I know I’ve done my best or given it my all. My prefered learning environment is task-oriented where a clear schedule and assignments are provided and I prefer learning activities that allow time to reflect and think. I know this is true of me because I dislike feeling like I am rushed on an assignment or not being informed of due dates. When I don't have much time to do something I feel as though I can't do as good as I know I can. ISTJs respect facts but have a hard time valuing or considering an idea that is different from theirs. They also devote all of their energy to achieving a goal and avoid things they do not deem as practical. They prefer to work alone but will work in teams if necessary. ISTJs take accountability for their actions and like roles of responsibility.
First off, I scored introversion rather than extroversion, meaning I am quiet and reserved. True to the description of introversion, I would rather associate with a few close friends rather than a whole group of people. I value good friendships over the amount of friends I have. I also scored …show more content…
I feel this is true of me to some extent, although I try to apply myself in every subject, no matter how unuseful or unpractical I think it is. It is true though that it is easier for me to learn if I know that the skill will help me throughout my life. ISTJs also pay close attention to detail and won’t rest until they understand completely or they feel the job is done properly. This absolutely describes me because if I don’t understand a concept I will keep trying it until I get it right or comprehend what I’ve done wrong. Whether I am doing schoolwork or drawing for pleasure, I won’t give up until I know I’ve done my best or given it my all. My prefered learning environment is task-oriented where a clear schedule and assignments are provided and I prefer learning activities that allow time to reflect and think. I know this is true of me because I dislike feeling like I am rushed on an assignment or not being informed of due dates. When I don't have much time to do something I feel as though I can't do as good as I know I can. ISTJs respect facts but have a hard time valuing or considering an idea that is different from theirs. They also devote all of their energy to achieving a goal and avoid things they do not deem as practical. They prefer to work alone but will work in teams if necessary. ISTJs take accountability for their actions and like roles of responsibility.