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Self Reflection On My Personality

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Self-reflection and introspection

Introduction : This self-reflection aims to shed some light on my personality, multiple intelligences that I have , my learning style and also the study skills that can benefit me. It is based on the results of the different tests that I have conducted to investigate myself , and according to the analysis of the results that I have got I am writing this self-reflection.
My personality test results: When conducting my personality tests , I realized that I am an anonymous protagonist. This test explores different characteristics of me including my mind, energy, nature, tactics and identity. For my mind, there are two choices, which are introverted and extraverted, and I am classified as being an extraverted …show more content…

The results of this test show that I am interpersonal, which means that I have the ability of communicating in an effective way with others, in addition to the ability of developing good and strong relations with other people, and I am a member in the neighborhood club and this helps me in expanding my relations with my managers, class mates and others in my community. (Multiple Intellegencies Theory ( Gardner ), 2005). I also have naturalist intelligence, which means that I have high curiosity about the living things and the planet. That is right as I like to learn about strange phenomena like the destructive hurricanes that hit the world and how they are formed. (Desai)
My learning style and study skills: For my learning style, I am an imaginative Learner, who is mainly interested in the personal meaning. I learn more by feeling my experience, and I trust my perceptions greatly , as well as being open to sensory input. I like learning about things that I find important and value and those which I really care about, and I like expressing my opinions (learning styles types, …show more content…

It helps me a lot in knowing the best ways that can help me learn better and be a successful learner and human being in my overall life.

References
Multiple Intellegencies Theory ( Gardner ). (2005). Retrieved 10 2, 2017, from Learning Theories: https://www.learning-theories.com/gardners-multiple-intelligences-theory.html
Top 10 Study Skills. (2008). Retrieved 10 2, 2017, from https://www.lynchburg.edu/academics/tutoring-academic-support/top-10-study-skills/ learning styles types. (2009). Retrieved from https://fyi.uwex.edu/wateroutreach/water-outreach-education/what-are-beps/knowledge-area-beps-2/learning-styles-introduction/learning-styles-types/
AnonymousProtagonist. (2011). Retrieved 10 2, 2017, from https://www.16personalities.com/profiles/2bf2d3acaa92c
Desai, V. (n.d.). Naturalist Intelligence: Definition & Explanation. Retrieved 10 2, 2017, from Study .com:

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