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Jung Typology TestCLAC 3113 – INTRODUCTION TO ADULT STUDIES
Author: Nathan Cox
September 13, 2010
Instructor: Sonja Maddox
INTJThe “Mastermind”
• Least common of the 16 types (1% - 4% of population)
• Independent – develops ideas in seclusion• Visionary – always looking to the future• Sees things from a global viewpoint• Spots patterns in observations• Enjoys complex projects
INTJThe “Mastermind”
• Strengths:– High quality of work – Natural problem solvers– Helps others understand concepts and principles– Ensures ideas translate into action
• Weaknesses:– May keep ideas to themselves too long– Can view all possibilities as equally enticing– Get obsessed with unimportant details
INTJThe “Mastermind”
• Moderately expressed introvert (44)• Distinctively expressed intuitive (75)• Slightly expressed thinking (12)• Moderately expressed judging (56)
– When “Intuition” is the dominant of the 4 traits, persons are particularly likely to:
• Recognize new possibilities• Enjoy focusing on the future• Watch for additional ideas• Tackle new problems with enthusiasm
INTJThe “Mastermind”
Famous INTJ Types: Jane Austen, C. S. Lewis, Dwight
Eisenhower, Alan Greenspan, Ulysses S. Grant, Stephen Hawking, Isaac Asimov, Thomas Jefferson, and Sir Isaac Newton
