REPORT PREPARED FOR: Sharon Bassette
REPORT DATE: January 18, 2013
The Personal Style Inventory (PSI) has been developed to provide you with some useful insights into your preferences for using your mind. These preferences produce a personal style that characterizes your most frequently used pattern of thinking and behaving. Your individual preferences are inborn and are then developed by your life experiences.
Why is it important to understand them? Often, self-knowledge can free us to try new ways of being and doing, or it allows us to accept ourselves and others more fully. Our communication with others can become more honest and effective as we gain a better understanding of ourselves and others.
INTERPRETIVE REPORT
Contents
The Personal Style Inventory (PSI)...............................................................................................................................................................2
What Does the PSI Measure?........................................................................................................................................................................2
Your Personal Style Profile..............................................................................................................................................................................3
Sixteen Basic Personal Styles.........................................................................................................................................................................4
The PSI Dimensions..........................................................................................................................................................................................5
The Sensing-Intuition Pair (S/N): How you perceive the world...............................................................................................5
Strengths and Trouble Spots-Sensing/Intuition.............................................................................................................................6
The Thinking-Feeling Pair (T/F): How you make decisions........................................................................................................7
Strengths and Trouble Spots-Thinking/Feeling..............................................................................................................................8
The Judging-Perceiving Pair (J/P): Your attitude toward life....................................................................................................9
Strengths and Trouble Spots-Judging/Perceiving.......................................................................................................................10
The Extraversion-Introversion Pair (E/I): How you orient yourself to the world...............................................................11
Strengths and Trouble Spots-Extroversion/Introversion............................................................................................................12
Some Questions to Help Deepen Your Understanding of Personal Style....................................................................................13
Developing an Action Plan..........................................................................................................................................................................14
About the Authors..........................................................................................................................................................................................15
About HRDQ....................................................................................................................................................................................................16
