Critique of “Sex and Temperament” and “From Undoing Gender” Margaret Mead’s “Sex and Temperament” is an essay to explain how there are differences between genders everywhere but they are not the same throughout the world. While Judith Butler’s excerpt from “Undoing Gender” is about the existence of gender normalities effects on how people are viewed in society. These two essays are very similar because of the similar presentations of ideas and the similar ideas of the two women. I chose to compare these two because of the similarity in their topics and how they presented them. Such as the ideas of gender differences, their research is based on analysis of different situations , and the effect the idea of gender norms have on society and they way we view others.
The Jung Typology Assessment concluded that my personality type was considered a ESFJ type. According to the results, it says my personality is Extroverted, Sensing, Feeling, and Judging. We are called "a provider." Although after ready your results, I could see myself being a ENFJ as well. We share similar traits.
The DWYA assessment believes that my personality is described by the four letters, ISTJ. I have no idea what that stands for, but based on the actual summary it gives on what I am like, I am inclined to agree with a majority of what it says. It describes me as being careful, patient, thoughtful, and practical, all of which I myself believe I am. I also agree when it says that my shortcomings include me not considering choices not thought of before and focusing too much on the present. An example of me not focusing enough on the future is when I procrastinate constantly and am highly unwilling to give up too much of my free time in order to study because I enjoy reading fiction and playing videogames.
As an ENTJ personality I am considered to be an extraverted, big picture thinker, who makes objective decisions and organizes work tasks to achieve maximum accomplishments (Kroeger, Thuesen, & Rutledge, 2002). I am 22% Extraverted, 22% iNtuitive, 38% Thinker, and 1% Judging (Humanmetrics, 2017). These percentages
I was given the traits ISFJ, which stands for introverted,
Career Choice I came to ATA to try and achieve my dream of being a cosmetologist. I have always loved doing hair, I have done my own hair about 32 times in the past 4 years, and I have done my mother’s hair too. Unfortunately, cosmetology here was a 2-year program and I am only here for 1 year. They ended up putting e in nail tech, which I am just as happy with, especially since I have to learn it for cosmetology anyways.
Week one: Reflection Paper Assignment The personality type that was indicated from my completion of the MBTI puzzle is introvert, sensing, feeling, and judging (ISFJ). I would say what surprised me the most about these results were the personality tendencies of sensing and introvert. The personality tendency of sensing says I am practical and cost effective. I do not feel like I am practical when it comes to money
Recently I took the Myers-Briggs Personality Test, I was giver the result of ISTJ (Introverted Sensing Thinking Judging) (Jung Typology Test). The result given to me is something that I would agree with. The careers that were given to me through the test ,however, is something I would not agree with. Things such as Store Manager and Dental Assistant are careers I could not picture myself doing.
First, according to the MBTI, Alex’s test result is INFP. Which is Introverted, iNtuitive, Feeling and Perceiving. This profile shows that his personality is perfectionists, warm and usually talented writers. Alex might do not like conflict, and they also want everyone to be peaceful to live together. Introverted shows that he is shy but care about others people’s feeling.
Having done prior assessments and analyzed only strengthens the argument that I possess the attributes of the Enterprising, Conventional, and Social themes based on the skills and values defining them. Last semester I was able to complete the Myer Briggs Assessment to find that I am an ENTJ personality type. The assessment indicated I possess the personality type described as “Extraverted Thinking with Introverted Intuition” similar to the SII Assessment. Life experience I’ve had that included the skills detailed in Enterprising, Conventional, and Social themes provided information allowing me to concur with the findings of this assessment. The occupation themes and interest do not surprise me because I have researched or worked in similar positions or concentrations.
I performed the assessment on January 26th at 9pm, and the assessment is an abbreviation for "Myers–Briggs Type Indicator.” It describes people by dividing several categories such as “Extraversion or Introversion”, “Sensing or Intuition”, “Thinking or Feeling”, and “Judging or Perceiving.” As for me, the result is “ISTJ” which are introversion, sensing, thinking, and judging. The purposes of this assessment are to understand about myself, to build future plans for finding a job, and to improve my relationship with other people.
because she wanted we compared between the passion and success, or you and your thoughts to prove which career that we fit it. And then, after undergoing a test, I got ISFJ personality “The Defender”; and this ISFJ personality is very quiet, friendly, responsible, conscientious, commitment and stability in meeting their obligations. In addition, ISFJ personality “The Defender” has three best careers: nursing, counselor and administrative assistants. Nurse
The I component in ISFP stand for introvert,,” an individual who prefers solitary activities and get exhausted by social interaction.” From that quote alone I agree that I do prefer solitary activities and become exhausted from social interaction. “ ISFP’s are definitely introverts, surprising their friends further when they step out of the spotlight to be by themselves to recharge.” The quote accurately describes my social interaction.
4) Participant: Enjoys social (living-room) play, or involvement in an alternate world. In this typology there is a further cross-type split between dedicated or hardcore players, and recreational or casual players. Berens’s Temperament approach Another theory that was considered to understand player behavior was the Temperament Theory (Berens, 2000). Berens tried to establish sets of skills corresponding to qualitative typologies.
You’ve more than likely heard someone refer to themselves as being more right-brained and having a more artistic view of the world. Perhaps you have heard someone say they are more intelligent and extremely introverted due to them being left hand dominant. There are a plethora of articles and online quizzes that focus on brain lateralization within humans. But how, if at all, does this affect the furry creatures in our lives, specifically house cats?
