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All OCTC students who take
the GE 100 course, take the Myers Briggs test. Counselor Dr. Joe
Yazvac gives the tests and goes over the results with those students.
For students wanting more data, please read the following information
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The following information
comes from the website KnowYourType:Personality Testing for Groups
and Individuals. |
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Isabel Myers and her mother Katharine Cook
Briggs developed the Myers-Briggs Test to find a way to find practical
use for Swiss psychiatrist C.G. Jung's psychological types. The
two women researched normal personality differences for 50 years before
they finally developed the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® Instrument.
When people take the test, they answer the questions themselves.
The results help people understand themselves, identify the differences
between themselves and other people, hopefully resulting in better
understanding and communication between people. The test is also
used for: |
- Career development and exploration
- Organization development
- Team building
- Management and leadership training
- Problem solving
- Relationship counseling
- Education and curriculum development
- Academic counseling
- Diversity and multicultural training
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Below are details on each of the 16 types
Myers-Briggs types. Please click on each block for information
about that type. This data is provided by Team Technology:
Online Publishers of Quality Articles and Resources. |
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Information on the Myers-Briggs types is
readily available. Below is more information from The Sixteen
Types at a Glance by Charles Martin, Ph.D. from
CAPT, Center for Applications of Psychological Type. To read
even more about each type, please
click here. |
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