The document discusses personality and the Kiersey Temperament Sorter personality assessment. It defines personality as consistent patterns of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that make an individual unique. The Kiersey Temperament Sorter identifies 4 temperaments and 16 role variants based on Carl Jung's psychological types of introversion/extroversion, thinking/feeling, and sensation/intuition. Isabel Briggs Myers and her mother extended Jung's ideas into the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator personality test.

1. Kiersey
Temperamen
t Sorter
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2. Personalit
y
Individual’s patterns of thoughts,
feelings and behaviors that are fairly
consistent.
Unique- different from others
Consistent- persists across time situation
*One’s thoughts, feelings and behaviors maybe
dramatically different from others
Thoughts- what one thinks
Feelings- what one feels
Behaviors-how one acts, displayed attributes

3. Kiersey Temperament Sorter
4 Temperaments: 16 role variants
David Keirsey: Keisey Temperament Sorter
Influences by Carl Jung’s Psychological Types
Coexistence of
Principal and Auxiliary
Functions
Introversion vs.
Extroversion
Thinking vs. Feeling
(Rational Functions)
Sensation vs. Intuition
(Irrational functions)
“Isabel Briggs Myers & her mother
Katherine Cooks Briggs extended &
codified Jung’s ideas into a test with
corresponding character traits resuls
Where Myers-Briggs Typr Indicator
(MBTI) Comes from.”

4. The Four Temperaments
Do whatever’s right Do whatever works
What the world should be What the world could be