PRESENTATION on CARL JUNG & MBTI

CONTENTS

History Carl Jung and his theory MBTI Balance of personalities

HISTORY •Carl Jung was a Swiss psychiatrist .

•His theory was built on a notion that people are fundamentally different but also alike.

•Acc to him the whole population is divided in two basic types- extrovert and introvert

•His theory is a part of psychodynamic theory.

3 Levels of Consciousness:

Ego: conscious level; carries out daily activities;

Personal Unconscious: individual’s thoughts, memories, wishes, impulses; like

Collective Unconscious: storehouse of memories inherited from the common ancestors of the whole human race;

Expresses Thoughts and Emotions Freely

Needs Relationships Gives Breadth to

Life E’s may Seem

Shallow to I’s Is Often Friendly,

Talkative, Easy to Know

Keeps Thoughts and Emotions Private (May be at Risk of Saying too little)

Needs Privacy Gives Depth to Life I’s may Seem

Withdrawn to E’s Is Often Reserved,

Quiet, Hard to Know

Extraversion/IntroversionCharacteristics

An Extravert… An Introvert…

Extraversion Active Outward Sociable People Expressive

Introversion Reflective Inward Reserved Privacy Quiet

Extravert Introvert

Why Do We Care about our Type?

The daughter-mother ,Isabel and Catherine briggs , developed CJ theory into usable methodology & system for understanding and interpreting personality in 1942.

Set up Dichotomies to reflect Carl Jung’s theory of Psychological Types

Dichotomies E/I; S/N; T/F; J/P The MBTI is a powerful personality profile that

gives you insight into your own and other preferences for how you learn, how you make decisions, for how you communicate, and for managing time and energy. This effects every aspect of your life.

Thinking: naming and interpreting experience.

Feeling: evaluating an experience for its emotional worth to us.

Sensing: experiencing the world through the senses without interpreting or evaluating it.

Intuiting: relating directly to the world without physical sensation, reasoning, or interpretation.

Sensing/Intuition

Sees Specific Parts And Pieces

Lives in the Present Enjoying What’s There.

Prefers Handling Practical Matters

Likes Things That Are Definite, Measureable

S’s may seem Materialistic and Literal Minded to Ns

Sees Patterns and Relationships

Lives Toward the Future, Anticipating What Might Be

Prefers Imaging Possibilities

Likes Opportunities for Being Inventive

N’s May Seem Fickle, Impractical Dreamers to S’s

A Sensor… An Intuitor…

Thinking/Feeling

Thinking Head Objective Justice Cool Impersonal Critique Analyze Precise Principles

Feeling Heart Subjective Harmony Caring Personal Appreciates Empathize Persuasive Values

Thinking Feeling

Judging/Perception

Judgment Organized Structure Control Decisive Deliberate Closure Plan Deadlines Productive

Perception Flexible Flow Experience Curious Spontaneous Openness Wait Discoveries Receptive

Judging Perceiving

Balance Judgment Needs Perception for Balance. Judging

Types use Both J and P But they Prefer J Perception Needs Judgment for Balance. Perceiving

Types use Both J and P But they Prefer P Thinking Needs Feeling for Balance. Thinking Types

use Both T and F But they Prefer T. Feeling Needs Thinking for Balance. Feeling Types

use Both T and F But they Prefer F. Sensing Types use Both S and N But they Prefer S.

Sensing Needs Intuition for Balance Intuition Needs Sensing for Balance. Intuitive Types

use Both S and N But they Prefer N

PRESENTATION BY ASHISH SHARMA PARUL SHANKER