AA+Myers-Briggs

If you're at this point, that means you have finished the back side of your Elements worksheet and have done the Biology workbook pages. Now you can work on the laptops for the rest of the week.

**Step 1:** What you're going to do first is take an online test for the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. Answer all 72 questions without over-thinking the questions. Just answer the way it pops into your head. At the end click "Score It" and this will give you the 4-letter personality type that we talked about last Thursday in GE-100. Go do that first and make a note of the four letters. Then come back here. Here's your link to the test. Depending on how quickly you answer the questions, this might be about all you have time to do on the first day.

**Step 2**: OK, now you have your 4 letters. Click on this link to start figuring out what this all means for you. Find your 4 letters and click on the link -- this will lead you to a detailed explanation of your personality type. Most people find some things they agree with and say "yeah, that's me" and some things that don't seem to fit them. Read through this entire page and take a few notes on things you find interesting.

**Step 3**: Write a three-paragraph summary of what you've found. The first paragraph should just summarize your personality type. In the second paragraph mention a few things you agree with and a few things that you disagree with. In your final paragraph, tell how what you've learned might benefit you in college and/or your career. If the wireless printer is working, you are welcome to compose your paper on the computer and just print it out. If not, please write it out by hand. This is an academic paper, so use good grammar and spelling and no "text-talk." Put your name on the paper and hand it in to the sub when you're done.

**Step 4:** Go back to the Murray State site that had all 16 types on it and browse around the menu over on the left. I think the one on "The Differences Between High School and College" is especially worth reading.