MBTI: Understanding Personality in a Research Environment (Postdocs/Research Staff)

The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) is the most widely used personality instrument worldwide, based on over 50 years’ research and development.

It presents a framework for understanding how you operate, how others operate, and how you can use that understanding to get more from yourself and the relationships you have with others.

This workshop is led by a qualified MBTI practitioner and will involve taking the MBTI questionnaire, and self-assessment with group exercises so that participants:

• Understand the concept and theories behind the MBTI types and the process to obtain a personal profile
• Use the self-assessed and reported types to determine their best fit MBTI type (or as close as possible)
• Can use their MBTI knowledge in activities relating to real world applications such as communication and understanding differences

Topics:

• MBTI questionnaire
• MBTI history, background, and theory of type
• Self-assessment through the exploration of the four areas of MBTI
• Questionnaire scoring
• Finding best fit and exploring own type
• Ethics of MBTI
• Applications of MBTI
• MBTI dynamics
• Exploration of mental functions
• Q & A

All Postdoctoral Researchers/Research Staff
Further details regarding eligibility criteria are here

An open mind

Number of sessions: 1

To understand MBTI, including it strengths and limitations, for the benefit of understanding how operate and how others operate.

Questionnaire session followed by workshop

One full day session

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