This document discusses personality types and the Myers-Briggs personality test. It provides an introduction to personality types and lists useful links for taking the Myers-Briggs test online. The four dimensions of the Myers-Briggs test are described as extraversion vs introversion, sensing vs intuition, thinking vs feeling, and judging vs perceiving. The document suggests that understanding one's personality type through the Myers-Briggs test can provide clarity and help map one's career path.

1. PersonalityTypes
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2. What Is Your Personality
• Introduction
– Mayer Briggs Personality test
–Personality Video
–Personality Types
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3. “Whatever the circumstances of your life, the
understanding of type can make you perception
clearer, your judgment sounder and your life closer
to your heart desire” Isabel Briggs Myer

4. I
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5. WHAT IS MY PERSONALITY?
Mayer Briggs Personality Test
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6. HTTP://WWW.MYERSBRIGGS.ORG/
HTTP://WWW.HUMANMETRICS.COM/CGI-WIN/JTYPES2.ASP
HTTPS://WWW.CPP.COM/PRODUCTS/MBTI/INDEX.ASPX
HTTP://WWW.PSYCHOMETRICS.COM/EN-US/MYERS-BRIGGS.HTM
HTTP://WWW.PERSONALITYPATHWAYS.COM/TYPE_INVENTORY.HTML
Useful link
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7. - EXTRAVERTED VS. INTROVERTED
- SENSING VS. INTUITIVE
- THINKING VS. FEELING
- JUDGINGVS. PERCEIVING
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8. Extrovertedvs. introverted
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9. Sensing vs. intuitive
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10. Thinkingvs. feeling
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11. Perceiving vs. judging
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12. MAP YOUR PERSONALITY TODEFINE
YOUR CAREER PATH
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