Evaluating Your Personal Leadership Style

Using the MBTI & Myers Briggs Personality Types
What is your personality type? Personality Pathways offers
an online, self-scoring personality test, as well as myriad resources for learning more about Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) personality type concepts, the MBTI instrument, the personality type framework of psychologist Carl Jung, and other information about human and organizational development. Navigate this site using the menu in the sidebar, which includes an introduction to MBTI, more about the sixteen personality types, and archives of both recent and older articles on the subject.
Topic: Personality development  Language: English Lexile: 1420  http://www.personalitypathways.com

Myers & Briggs Site Map
The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) personality inventory has translated the theory of psychological types described by C. G. Jung into a tool that is both understandable and useful in people's lives. As the Myer & Briggs Foundation web site explains, the essence of the theory is that a great deal of the apparently random variation in behavior is actually both consistent and orderly since that variation stems from basic differences in the ways people prefer to use their judgment and perception. This material here explains personality development, Jung's theoretical framework, and the many uses of the MBTI tool.
Topic: Personality development  Language: English  Lexile: BR  http://www.myersbriggs.org

Extraversion or Introversion
The first personality pair in the Myers Briggs personality inventory is extraversion or introversion. Extraverts get their energy from being active with other people, having a wide group of friends, and talking to others. Introverts spend more of their time in the inner world of their mind, thinking through ideas, and interacting with a few close friends. The downside of being an extrovert is jumping into projects or activities without thinking it through. The downside of being an introvert is reflecting too much and not verifying thoughts in the outside world.
Topic: Introversion, Extraversion (Extroversion)  Language: English  Lexile: 880  http://www.myersbriggs.org

Transpersonal Pioneers: Carl Jung
Culled from the sixth edition of Personality and Personal Growth by R. Frager and J. Fadiman, this entry discusses Carl Jung and his theory of personality development. According to Frager and Fadiman, Jungian psychology hinges on a connection between the ego and self, a critical dialogue between the conscious and unconscious processes. The material in this long excerpt includes such topics as introversion and extraversion, psychological functions (thinking, feeling, sensation, and intuition), the unconscious, archetype, ego, persona, shadow, self, symbols, and more.
Topic: Jung, C. G.--(Carl Gustav),--1875-1961  Language: English  Lexile: 1170  http://www.sofia.edu

Definition of Terms for the Myers-Briggs (Personality) Type Indicator (MBTI) and the Four Temperament Type Model
"Personality Type- A preferences profile derived from an individual’s scores on the MBTI, a personality questionnaire designed to identify certain psychological differences according to the typological theories of Carl Gustav Jung."

Understanding the MBTI and Personality Types
"ENTJ, INFP, ISTJ, ENFJ and so on. Many know these are the short-hand designations for the 16 Personality Types popularized by Isabel Myers and her successors fascinated by the theory of personality originally postulated by psychologist Carl Jung. But less well known is that there is an order and organization to these letters code."

Overview of the Four Temperaments:
Guardians, Idealists, Artisans, Rationals

16 Fiction Book Characters' Myers-Briggs Personality Types
"Interestingly, many protagonists and authors are INFPs due to the type's creative, introspective nature, so don't take offense if you're matched up with a villain or a sidekick."

From Ms Uppenkamp
Personality Types of Famous People
Lists of historical figures categorized by MBTI type.