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An Introduction to the Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)
Objectives
Through active participation in this workshop, participants will:
Raise their level of self-awareness through the Myers Briggs Type Indicator
Discover everyday differences among people in terms of:
- Sources of energy
- Ways in which they gather information
- Ways in which they make decisions
- Their orientation to the world
Identify different personal styles of interaction and its impact on others
Benefits
One of the strengths of the MBTI is that it is non-judgmental and self-affirming.
It highlights individual differences or preferences without giving credit to one preference
over another. The result is that a safe and supportive environment can be created in which
people self disclose and learn the reasons why they may have difficulties in working with
others who have an opposite preferences.
Pre-Workshop Questionnaire
Take-away self-scoring MBTI instrument
Methodology
This is inclusive of pre- and post-workshop communications.
Participants will be divided into groups for exercises and small group
discussions and role-play.
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