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Dive into the world of personality traits and discover how heredity and environment shape who we are. Explore the characteristics of extroverts and introverts, along with job suggestions for each type. Learn about Keirsey's 4 temperaments and how communication style and actions define individuals. Gain insight into the Guardians and Idealists temperaments and their roles in society.
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Chapter 2P E R S O N A L I T Y Who am I???
Two Main Factors HEREDITY Inherited Traits – Genes from your parents Can’t be changed Birth order Gender
Two Main Factors ENVIRONMENT Acquired Traits – Influenced by: Home/family School/friends/peers Religious Groups/Sports teams MEDIA
E = Extrovert Carries it out Acts Communicates (very social) Outgoing I = Introvert Dreams it up Reflects in advance Ideates Tends to stay to self 8 MAIN TYPESWe are made up of a combination of these types…
S = Sensing Type • Practices • Gets things into use • Forms habits, creates order • Applies experience to problems N = Intuitive Type • Develops theory • Gets things designed • Uses hunches • Applies ingenuity to problems
T = Thinking Type • Logical, organizes knowledge • Reforms what needs reforming • Is creative with impersonal data and things F = Feeling Type • Stresses values, supplies meaning to knowledge • Arouses enthusiasm for reform (change) • Is creative with personal data and things
J = Judging Type • Is methodologival • Is a cautious planner • Seeks closure • Has few inputs P = Perceptive Type • Is procedural • Seeks more data • Has many inputs • Is a fearless adventurer
Personality Traits of an Extrovert * Energetic * Impersonal * Strategic * Easygoing * Organized * Critical * Persuasive * Structured * Challenging * Outgoing * Sociable * Straightforward * Quick * Thorough * Independent * Decisive * Verbal * Creative * Objective * Responsible * Clever * Efficient * Expressive * Questioning * Direct * Enthusiastic * Curious * Practical * Tough * Vivacious
Types of Jobs for Extroverts * Photographers * Medical secretaries * Religious workers * Marketing personnel * Scientists * Clergy * Surgeons * Police/detectives * Salespeople * Nurses * Journalists * Retail Sales * Computer analysts * Hair/cosmetologists * Managers * Receptionists * Mortgage brokers * Salespeople * Actors/entertainers * Lawyers * Teachers (preschool & coaches) * Consultants * Rehabilitation counselors * Psychologists * School administrators * Factory/site supervisors * Writers, artists, entertainers * Child care workers * Administrators (computer/education)
Personality Traits of an Introvert * Detailed * Factual * Empathetic * Systematic * Gentle * Logical * Realistic * Caring * Skeptical * Steadfast * Sensitive * Precise * Reliable * Cooperative * Independent * Conscientious * Understanding * Autonomous * Patient * Virtuous * Original * Protective * Creative * Demanding * Loyal * Curious * Private * Self-determined * Deep * Visionary
Types of Jobs for Introverts * Storekeepers * Admin/managers * Nurses * Dentists * Dental assistants * Police/detectives * Computer sys. Analysts * Scientists * Bookkeepers * Auditors/accountants * Chemical engineers * Lawyers * Mechanics * University teachers * Clerical supervisors * Social scientists * Military * Librarians * Psychiatrists/psychologists * Health technicians * Writers, artists, editors * Education consultants * Teachers * Farmers * Mechanics * Computer programmers * Social workers * Electric technicians * Musicians/composers * Engineers * Clergy * Media specialists * Artists/entertainers * Physicians
Keirsey’s 4 Temperaments Temperament – observable personality traits: • Habits of communication • Patterns of action • Sets of characteristic attitudes, values & talents • Includes personal needs • Kinds of contributions people make in the workplace • Roles people play in society Basically – What we SAY and what we DO
Communication: Concrete vs. Abstract External, concrete, everyday REALITY: facts & figures, work & play, home & family, news, sports, weather, celebrity gossip WHO_WHAT_WHERE_WHEN_HOW Internal, abstract world of IDEAS: theories & conjectures, dreams and philosophies, beliefs and fantasies WHYs_WHAT-IFs
Action: Utilitarian vs. Cooperative Utilitarian – do what gets results, achieves their objectives effectively & efficiently and only after check to see if they are observing rules Does what WORKS Cooperative – try to do the right thing, keep w/agreed upon social rules, conventions, codes of conduct and only after see if it was effective Does what’s RIGHT
The Guardians • Concrete Cooperators • Duties & responsibilities • Takes care of things • Obey laws • Follow rules • Respect rights of others
GUARDIANS • Dependable, helpful, hard-working • Loyal mates, responsible parents, stabilizing leaders • Dutiful, cautious, humble, focused on credentials and traditions • Concerned citizens who trust authority, join groups, seek security, prize gratitude, dream of giving out justice
The Idealists • Abstract Cooperators • Hope for & imagine might be possible • Act in good conscience • Try to reach their goals w/o compromising personal code of ethics
IDEALISTS • Enthusiastic, trust intuition, yearn for romance, seek their true self, prize meaningful relationships, dream of attaining wisdom • Loving, kindhearted, authentic • Giving, trusting, spiritual, focused on personal journey and human potentials • Intense mates, nurturing parents, inspirational leaders
The Artisans • Concrete Utilitarians • What they see in front of them • What they can get their hands on • Do whatever works • Quick, effective payoff • Bend the rules
ARTISANS • Fun-loving, optimistic, realistic • Unconventional, bold, spontaneous • Creative parents, playful mates, troubleshooting leaders • Excitable, trust impulses, want a splash, seek stimulation, prize freedom, dream of mastering action skills
The Rationals • Abstract Utilitarians • New problems that intrigue them • New solutions they envision • Pragmatic - FACTS • Act as efficiently as possible • Ignore arbitrary rules & conventions
RATIONALS • Skeptical, self-contained, focused on problem-solving • Ingenious, independent, strong willed • Reasonable mates, individualizing parents, strategic leaders • Even-tempered, trust logic, yearn for achievement, seek knowledge, prize technology, dream of understanding how world works