Personality Assessment: Jung Typology Test Report, University Name

This report presents an analysis of a Jung Typology Test completed by a student. The report details the student's personality profile based on the test results, including introversion, intuition, thinking, and judging preferences. The student's introversion score indicates a slight preference for introversion, influencing their social interactions and communication styles. The report highlights the student's strong inclination towards intuition over sensing, suggesting a reliance on intuitive decision-making. Furthermore, the analysis explores the student's thinking preference, emphasizing rational decision-making over emotional influences. The report also examines the student's preference for judging over perceiving, indicating a tendency towards making decisions confidently. The report incorporates references to relevant research and includes an appendix with the test results. The analysis provides insights into the student's strengths, weaknesses, and decision-making processes, offering a comprehensive understanding of their personality traits.

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Name of the Student:
Name of University:
Author Note:

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As far as my personality test is concerned, I have done a Jung Typology test in order to
get adequate results on the insights into my personality. One of the major purpose of choosing
the typology test of Jung is that this online personality test is highly emphasised on the process
of not only the personality characteristics of a person but also putting focus on the relationship
with other people as well. In this regard, it will be effective for me to understand my personality
and its impact on the relationship with others. Furthermore, there are also facets of the
personality type that facilitates better identification of my strengths and weakness in course of
my social and professional practices.
Based on the Jung’s typology test, my introversion scores 12%. It means I have slight
preference of introversion over extroversion. From the research of Bester (2019) it can be stated
that the introverts are trying to make comfortably living alone and being by themselves. It means
people having an introvert type of personality are keeping away themselves from the surrounding
worlds. Therefore, limited communication with the colleagues and people and use of social
networking sites are of limited use. In fact, the people with introvert mentality are not fond of
using more social relationship with other people. However, it is not true that introversion always
makes a person sceptical and creates hatred.
Furthermore, I my personality traits have more inclination towards the intuition over
sensing. The Jung’s typology test scores my personality the most in my intuition with a
percentage of 38. It means I prefer to take decisions based on my intuition rather than sensing.
From the search of Klein (2015) the intuitive decision making makes a person clear perception
over the fathom of decision making. As a result of that in my case I clearly acknowledge my
objectives and open my mind for new ideas. It helps me to make transform myself with the
change in situation and figure out the risk factors before taking the decision.

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Apart from that, the Jung typology tests also marks my thinking power to 19% over my
feelings that is considered to be one of the strength of my personality. Shepherd, Williams and
Patzelt (2015) opined that the thinking practice made a person more focused on the critical
decision making rather than relying on the feelings. There are several disadvantages of feelings
in profession decision making such as the preference over merit and skills can be developed that
can cloud the entire decision making practice. In my case, I rely more on the thinking practice
that helps me to take decision on the basis of rational justification rather than emotional feelings.
I have moderate interest in preference of judging rather than perceiving. The Jung
typology test scores 28% of my judgement rather the perceive anything. It means I feel confident
to take the decision entirely at my own risk. As a result of that negative influences cannot partake
any role in my decision making practice (Mala and Chand 2015). It also develops my
responsibility in decision making practice and elucidate on the possible consequences of the
decision making. Therefore, I take so much measure before concluding any decision for the
benefit of my personal development and organisational progress.

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Reference
Bester, G., 2019. Stress experienced by adolescents in school: the importance of personality and
interpersonal relationships. Journal of Child & Adolescent Mental Health, pp.1-13.
humanmetrics.com 2019. INTJ: Leverage Your Personality Type. [online] Humanmetrics.com.
Available at: http://www.humanmetrics.com/personality/intj-type?EI=-12&SN=-
38&TF=19&JP=28 [Accessed 9 Jun. 2019].
Klein, G., 2015. A naturalistic decision making perspective on studying intuitive decision
making. Journal of Applied Research in Memory and Cognition, 4(3), pp.164-168.
Mala, R. and Chand, P., 2015. Judgment and Decision‐Making Research in Auditing and
Accounting: Future Research Implications of Person, Task, and Environment
Perspective. Accounting Perspectives, 14(1), pp.1-50.
Shepherd, D.A., Williams, T.A. and Patzelt, H., 2015. Thinking about entrepreneurial decision
making: Review and research agenda. Journal of management, 41(1), pp.11-46.

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Appendix
Figure 1: Jung Typology Test
(humanmetrics.com 2019)