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The ENTJ Personality Type-Myers Briggs Test Results

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ENTJ personality type-Myers Briggs test result
Research paper By: Eltaj Hasanova Abstract
The purpose of this research paper is to give a general overview of Myers Briggs physiological theory, and give a deeper idea on the ENTJ personality type, which is one of the 16 personality types in this theory. During this research paper, we will be learning how this theory is invented, what each letter in this concept mean, and after this introduction of the theory, we will focus on the ENTJ personality type. To be more specific, we will be exploring the main traits of this personality type, ENTJ in social life, in career, in relationships, the main weaknesses and strength of this personality, interpersonal skills of ENTJ, growth tips, and analyze some famous ENTJ characters.
This research paper is mainly focused on helping the ENTJ personality type to find his or her true self, and be able to use the strong traits while disabling the weaknesses for his/her benefit.

“It is up to each person to recognize his or her true preferences” -Isabel Briggs Myers
Each person has a different personality and the way of perceiving the things around herself and himself. For the years and years people tried to discover and explain these differences and benefit from them. There have been a lot of researches and investigations towards this goal. Because of that, there has been many different personality labeling theories emerging, including among others, Freud’s, Eysenck’s and

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