Jung Typology and DISC Personality Test Brief Results Analysis

Angelina Spaulding
OGL 498: Pro Seminar II
College of Integrative Sciences and Arts
Arizona State University

Jung Typology and DISC Personality Test Brief Results Analysis

The Jung Typology Test is a questionnaire that helps to identify the most prevalent
personality characteristics for an individual. The results for this assessment categorized me as
an ENTJ (Extraverted iNtuitive Thinking Judging) person. Overall, I am the most extraverted at
44% of my personality, I am 38% Intuitive, 1% Thinker, and a 25% Judger. These results have
not been surprising at all. I have no problem putting myself out into a crowd. If a group needs
to be organized to make a plan to help move things forward, I am generally the person who is
called upon to help make this happen. Even though I do like to have an idea of the direction
that I am taking, I like to use my instincts to help navigate through a situation. The results of the
Jung Typology Test are ones that I can agree with.
The other self-assessment that taken DISC Personality Report produced results, again,
those were not surprising. My results were as follows Dominance (50%), Influence (30%),
Steadiness (13%) and Compliance (7%). After this weeks core assignment, and other
assessments that have been taken, it has come to my attention that I am a dominant person. I
knew that to be true, because I have been told that I some times come off as aggressive.
However, I view this as assertive and confident about knowing what I want. I do not view being
domain as being a poor thing, but rather one that will help prevent me from being taken
advantage. As well, being dominate and not willing to consider will hopefully allow me to not
compromise to fit the needs of others, but rather negotiate to help satisfy my needs as well as
the opposite party.