(I) INTROVERSION

(N) INTUITION

(F) FEELING

(P) PERCEIVING

This Profile gives you information about your personality type based on your answers to the MBTI® Form Qinstrument. It first indicates your Step ITM results—your reported four-letter type. Next it shows your Step IITM

results—your expression of five facets of each of the four type dichotomies.

Your Step I TM ResultsINFJs tend to be quietly forceful, intense, conscientious, and concerned for others. They work withperseverance and originality. They are often motivated by a larger purpose or mission they want toaccomplish. They are respected for their clear convictions regarding how to serve the common good.

The length of the bars on the graph shows how consistently you chose one preference pole over theother. The longer the bar, the more often your answers indicated that pole, and the more likely it is thatthe instrument has accurately reflected your preference.

EXTRAVERSION (E)

SENSING (S)

THINKING (T)

JUDGING (J)

CLARITY OF PREFERENCESVeryClear Clear Moderate Slight Moderate Clear

30 25 20 15 10 5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30

ProfileMYERS-BRIGGS TYPE INDICATOR® STEP IITM

VeryClear

JOAN SAMPLEREPORTED TYPE: INFJ

DECEMBER 9, 2009

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MBTI® STEP IITM PROFILE

Your Step I I TM ResultsThe graphs that follow show how you express five different facets of each MBTI dichotomy. Your resultsindicate how you may be similar to and different from other people of your personality type. The longerthe bar, the clearer your preference is for that pole of the facet. Scores of 2–5 that are on the same sideas your overall preference indicate in-preference results. Scores of 2–5 on the opposite side of yourpreference indicate out-of-preference results. Scores of 0 and 1 are in the midzone and often mean asituational or muted use of either pole.

INITIATINGSociable, congenial,introduce people

EXPRESSIVEDemonstrative, easier to

know, self-revealing

GREGARIOUSWant to belong, broad

circle, join groups

ACTIVEInteractive, want contact,

listen and speak

ENTHUSIASTICLively, energetic,seek spotlight

RECEIVINGReserved, low-key,are introduced

CONTAINEDControlled, harder toknow, private

INTIMATESeek intimacy, one-on-one,find individuals

REFLECTIVEOnlooker, prefer space,read and write

QUIETCalm, enjoy solitude,seek background

Out-of-Preference Midzone In-Preference

5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5

2

CONCRETEExact facts, literal,

tangible

REALISTICSensible, matter-of-fact,

seek efficiency

PRACTICALPragmatic, results-oriented, applied

EXPERIENTIALHands-on, empirical,

trust experience

TRADITIONALConventional, customary,

tried-and-true

ABSTRACTFigurative, symbolic,intangible

IMAGINATIVEResourceful, inventive,seek novelty

CONCEPTUALScholarly, idea-oriented,intellectual

THEORETICALSeek patterns, hypothetical,trust theories

ORIGINALUnconventional, different,new and unusual

Out-of-Preference Midzone In-Preference

5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5

(N) INTUITIONFocusing on perceiving patterns

and interrelationships

SENSING (S)Focusing on what can beperceived by the five senses

EXTRAVERSION (E)Directing energy toward the outerworld of people and objects

(I) INTROVERSIONDirecting energy toward the innerworld of experience and ideas

INFJ—JOAN SAMPLE

MBTI® STEP IITM PROFILE

LOGICALImpersonal, seek impartiality,

objective analysis

REASONABLETruthful, cause-and-

effect, apply principles

QUESTIONINGPrecise, challenging,

want discussion

CRITICALSkeptical, want proof,

critique

TOUGHFirm, tough-minded,

ends-oriented

EMPATHETICPersonal, seek harmony,central values

COMPASSIONATETactful, sympathetic,loyal

ACCOMMODATINGApproving, agreeable,want harmony

ACCEPTINGTolerant, trusting,give praise

TENDERGentle, tender-hearted,means-oriented

Out-of-Preference Midzone In-Preference

5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5

(F) FEELINGBasing conclusions on personal or social

values with a focus on harmony

THINKING (T)Basing conclusions on logical

analysis with a focus on objectivity

SYSTEMATICOrderly, structured,dislike diversions

PLANFULFuture-focused, advanceplanner, make firm plans

EARLY STARTINGMotivated by self-discipline,

steady progress, late start stressful

SCHEDULEDWant routine, make lists,

procedures help

METHODICALPlan specific tasks, note

subtasks, organized

CASUALRelaxed, easygoing,welcome diversions

OPEN-ENDEDPresent-focused, go with theflow, make flexible plans

PRESSURE-PROMPTEDMotivated by pressure, bursts andspurts, early start unstimulating

SPONTANEOUSWant variety, enjoy theunexpected, procedures hinder

EMERGENTPlunge in, let strategiesemerge, adaptable

In-Preference Midzone Out-of-Preference

5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5

JUDGING (J)Preferring decisiveness

and closure

(P) PERCEIVINGPreferring flexibilityand spontaneity

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INFJ—JOAN SAMPLE

EXTRAVERSION (E)INITIATINGEXPRESSIVE

GREGARIOUSACTIVE

ENTHUSIASTIC

SENSING (S)CONCRETEREALISTICPRACTICAL

EXPERIENTIALTRADITIONAL

THINKING (T)LOGICAL

REASONABLEQUESTIONING

CRITICALTOUGH

JUDGING (J)SYSTEMATIC

PLANFULEARLY STARTING

SCHEDULEDMETHODICAL

(I) INTROVERSIONRECEIVINGCONTAINEDINTIMATEREFLECTIVEQUIET

(N) INTUITIONABSTRACTIMAGINATIVECONCEPTUALTHEORETICALORIGINAL

(F) FEELINGEMPATHETICCOMPASSIONATEACCOMMODATINGACCEPTINGTENDER

(P) PERCEIVINGCASUALOPEN-ENDEDPRESSURE-PROMPTEDSPONTANEOUSEMERGENT

5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5

5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5

PREFERENCE CLARITY INDEXES FOR REPORTED TYPE: INFJ

FACET SCORES AND THE AVERAGE RANGE OF SCORES FOR OTHER INFJsThe bars on the graphs below show the average range of scores that occurred for the INFJs in the national sample.The bars show scores that are –1 to +1 standard deviation from the mean. The vertical line in each bar showsINFJs’ mean score. The bold numbers show the respondent’s scores.

Interpreter’s Summary

POLARITY INDEX:

The polarity index, which ranges from 0 to 100, shows the consistency of a respondent’s facet scores within a profile.Most adults score between 50 and 65, although higher indexes are common. An index that is below 45 means that therespondent has many scores in or near the midzone. This may be due to mature situational use of the facet, answeringthe questions randomly, lack of self-knowledge, or ambivalence about use of a facet. Some such profiles may be invalid.

Number of Omitted Responses:

MBTI® STEP IITM PROFILE 4 INFJ—JOAN SAMPLE

Introversion: Slight (3) Intuition: Slight (3) Feeling: Moderate (15) Judging: Slight (5)

2222

0

02

51

2

23

055

13

02

2

49

0

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