New Hampshire Foundations of Reading Practice Test

What does the introvert-extrovert scale in the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator measure?

1. The preference for sociability and energy sources

2. The ability to think critically

3. The level of creativity

4. The proficiency in analytical skills

The correct answer is: The preference for sociability and energy sources

The introvert-extrovert scale in the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator measures an individual's preference for sociability and where they draw their energy from. This scale identifies whether a person feels more energized and comfortable in social settings surrounded by others (extroversion) or whether they recharge and find comfort in solitude and reflective activities (introversion). Understanding this preference helps to classify how individuals interact with the world and can influence their behavior, communication style, and approaches to relationships and work. This insight is valuable for personal development, team dynamics, and enhancing interpersonal relationships, making it a fundamental aspect of personality assessment.