Unpacking the Myers-Briggs System

The chapter explores the foundational work of the Myers-Briggs system, focusing on the underlying mental processes that shape behavior. It details the primary mental processes recognized by Myers-Briggs and how they lead to eight different personality types based on individuals' preferred ways of engaging with the world. The chapter emphasizes that personality types go beyond behavior and are linked to how individuals learn, evaluate information, and make decisions, providing unique insights into the workings of the mind.