PETER GEYER

MBTI (Step I): Interpretation in depth

Course Length: 1 day (usu. 9am-4.30pm)

• Each question is identified with an MBTI Step II facet or subscale
• Enables you to know how a person has answered beyond the four sets of preferences (E-I; S-N; T-F; J-P).
• Particularly useful for Slight results e.g. a person might prefer Intuition overall, but act in a common-sense (Realistic) manner
• Question responses are also interpreted in the context of Jungian ideas on personality, particularly type dynamics and development

Suitable for: Accredited MBTI users, particularly those who use type in coaching and counselling. Trainers will find it useful as preparation, also directly with participants at their courses.

• Be able to use this new interpretive method
• Have the ability to quickly interpret Slight preferences or unusual results in both individual and group settings
• Understand more about the questions that make up MBTI Step I
• Be able to help people arrive at a clearer understanding of their type preferences
• Be more effective in using MBTI and understand more about type in general

Course preparation and materials: No pre-reading required. Participants are encouraged to bring MBTI Step 1 answer sheets for discussion and interpretation. They will receive a comprehensive folder of handouts

Note: This course is the result of original research on MBTI Form M and is an interpretive method, not a scoring system.

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