MBTI MBTI Dichotomies and Preferences

Question 1

How many dichotomies make up the MBTI framework?

Accepted Answer

Four

Answer

Two

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Three

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Five

Question 2

Which dichotomy describes how a person prefers to focus their attention and get energy?

Accepted Answer

Extraversion vs. Introversion

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Sensing vs. Intuition

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Thinking vs. Feeling

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Judging vs. Perceiving

Question 3

In the MBTI, the Sensing (S) preference indicates that a person primarily relies on:

Accepted Answer

Concrete, tangible information from the five senses

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Abstract patterns and future possibilities

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Logical analysis of cause and effect

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Gut feelings and personal values

Question 4

The Thinking (T) vs. Feeling (F) dichotomy primarily describes how a person prefers to:

Accepted Answer

Make decisions

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Process new information

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Recharge their energy

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Organize their outer world

Question 5

A person with a Perceiving (P) preference tends to:

Accepted Answer

Keep options open and adapt flexibly to new information

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Prefer structure, plans, and settled decisions

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Rely heavily on sensory details

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Make decisions based on objective logic

Question 6

Which letter in an MBTI type code always represents the Intuition preference?

Accepted Answer

N

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I

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T

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U

Question 7

The Judging (J) preference in MBTI refers to someone who prefers:

Accepted Answer

A planned, organized approach to the outer world

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Being judgmental of others

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Making quick, impulsive decisions

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Using logical judgment exclusively