Students' Perceptions of Jesus' Personality as Assessed by Jungian-Type Inventories

Howell, Susan

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“…Later, the work of Myers and Myers (1980) added Perceiving and Judging as a recognized function. The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator and the Keirsey Temperament Sorter are based on Jung's theory of the preferences of personality types (Francis, Craig, & Robbins, 2008; Howell, 2004). The preferences (Dollinger, Palaskonis, & Pearson, 2004; Myers & Myers, 1980; ”Myers-Briggs Type Indicator,” 2007) are as follows.…”

Section: Creativity and Jung's Personality Typesmentioning

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Comparisons of creative styles and personality types between American and Taiwanese college students and the relationship between creative potential and personality types.

Cheng¹,

Kim²,

Hull³

2010

Psychology of Aesthetics, Creativity, and the Arts

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The purpose of the study was to compare differences in creative styles (Kirton, 1976) and personality types between Americans and Taiwanese and to examine the relationships among various personality types and creative potential. Creative potential was measured by the Torrance Test of Creative Thinking-Figural, and personality types were measured by the Keirsey Temperament Sorter II. Ninety-three American and 76 Taiwanese college students specializing in teacher education participated in this study. The results indicated that Americans are more adaptively creative than Taiwanese, whereas there is no difference between the two groups in Innovative creative style. The results also indicated that there are significant relationships between Adaptive creative style and Intuition, between Creative Strengths and Intuition, and between Creative Strengths and Perceiving. It is concluded that there is a cultural difference in creative potential and personality types and that there are relationships between particular subscales of creativity and personality types.

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Section: Creativity and Jung's Personality Typesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Comparisons of creative styles and personality types between American and Taiwanese college students and the relationship between creative potential and personality types.

Cheng¹,

Kim²,

Hull³

2010

Psychology of Aesthetics, Creativity, and the Arts

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“…Those who looked for a life model in Jesus more often saw Him as an example of the judging type and those who cared less about it classified Him under the perceiving type. The study of perception of Jesus' personality revealed a fairly balanced distribution of choices: ESFJ (25%), ENFJ (20%), ESFP (18%), and ENFP (22%) (Howell, 2004).…”

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The theory of psychological types in the psychology of religion and spirituality

Chaim

2017

RPsych

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The main objective of this paper is to present the current state of empirical research on the application of the theory of Jungian types to the psychology of religion and spirituality, pointing out the necessity of broadening them by including Polish context. The paper presents an outline of this theory and the methods of studying these types (MBTI, KTS, FPTS) used in religion and spirituality. Next, the author presents the results of research on the relation between aspects of the theory of psychological types and the religiosity variables, prayer, and spirituality of individuals as well as groups and centers connected with religion and spirituality. The paper concludes with comments concerning the most important empirical findings and their value for science and practice. A need for research aimed at the verification and generalization of the obtained results with reference to the modern reinterpretations of Jung's theory and methods of studying personality is also pointed out.Keywords: psychological types; religiosity; Christian spirituality.The theory of psychological types is probably the best-known part of Carl G. Jung's (1921Jung's ( , 1971Jung's ( , 1997 complex analytical psychology, popularized by his successors. The theory has applications not only in the psychology of personality but also in education and upbringing, interpersonal training and counseling, professional career preparation and development, and, finally, in the psychology of religion, pastoral psychology, empirical theology, and the psychology of spirituality.

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“…Poszukują-cy w Jezusie wzoru Īycia chĊtniej widzieli Go jako Sądzącego, natomiast ci, którym mniej na tym zaleĪało, oceniali Go jako Perceptywnego. To studium recepcji osobowoĞci Jezusa ujawniło wyrównany rozkład wyborów: ESFJ (25%), ENFJ (20%), ESFP (18%), ENFP (22%) (Howell, 2004).…”

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Koncepcja typów psychologicznych w psychologii religii i duchowości

Chaim

2017

RPsych

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Celem artykułu jest przedstawienie aktualnego stanu badaĔ empirycznych nad stosowaniem koncepcji typów jungowskich w psychologii religii i duchowoĞci, ze wskazaniem na potrzebĊ ich poszerzania o polski kontekst. W artykule przedstawiony został zarys tej koncepcji oraz metody badania tych typów (MBTI, KTS, FPTS) stosowane w dziedzinie religii i duchowoĞci, a takĪe omówione zostały wyniki badaĔ na temat związku miĊdzy aspektami koncepcji typów psychologicznych ze zmiennymi religijnoĞci, z modlitwą i duchowoĞcią osób, grup i oĞrodków związanych z religią i duchowoĞcią. Artykuł koĔczą uwagi odnoĞnie do najwaĪniejszych ustaleĔ empirycznych, ich wartoĞci dla nauki i praktyki. Wskazuje siĊ takĪe na potrzebĊ badaĔ słuĪących weryfikacji i uogólnieniu znanych wyników, z wykorzystaniem współczesnych reinterpretacji koncepcji Junga i metod badania osobowoĞci.

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Students' Perceptions of Jesus' Personality as Assessed by Jungian-Type Inventories

Abstract: I thank Royce Simpson, Patrick Bamwine, and Clarence Rohrbaugh who provided statistical guidance and assistance. I also thank the students who served as participants in this study.

Cited by 8 publications

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Comparisons of creative styles and personality types between American and Taiwanese college students and the relationship between creative potential and personality types.

Comparisons of creative styles and personality types between American and Taiwanese college students and the relationship between creative potential and personality types.

The theory of psychological types in the psychology of religion and spirituality

Koncepcja typów psychologicznych w psychologii religii i duchowości

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