TEMPERAMENT DISCOVERY™ SYSTEM - Keirsey

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INTRODUcTION The Keirsey TM Temperament Sorter ® -II (KTS TM -II) is a powerful 70-question personality instrument that helps individuals discover their personality type. The KTS TM -II is based on Dr. David Keirsey’s Temperament theory and has helped more than 30 million people worldwide to gain insight into themselves and the people around them. According to Keirsey Temperament Theory TM , people can be sorted into four Temperament groups. These groups are referred to as Artisans TM , Guardians TM , Rationals TM , and Idealists TM . Within each of the four Temperaments, there are four Temperament Variants, called Types. To discover your Temperament and Type, follow the steps below. SEvEN STEPS TO DIScOvERING YOUR TEMPERAMENT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Step One: Read the guidelines and then complete the KTS-II (pages 3–5) Step Two: Score your results (inside back cover) Step Three: Determine your four-letter Type (inside back cover) Step Four: Verify your Temperament (Page 6–7) Step Five: Verify your Type (Pages 8–11) Step Six: Understanding the Temperaments (pages 12–13) Step Seven: Understanding the Temperaments of others (pages 14–15) (Note: Directions for each step are located next to the light bulb on each page.) 2
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. STEP : GUIDELINES FOR cOMPLETING THE KTS -II (IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ) The KTS TM -II personality instrument indicates personality style. It does not measure abilities, intelligence, or skill. The KTS TM -II results do not measure the degree or extent of a scale. In other words someone with a 10 score for the Extraversion scale is not necessarily more extraverted than someone with a 6 score. It merely indicates a greater preference for extraverted behavior. The KTS TM -II is only as accurate as the information that you provide. When answering the questions, think about your behavior at times when you are on vacation, in a stress free environment, or when you just feel “most yourself.” If you come across a question that you find too difficult to answer, try thinking about the question in following manner: a. Greater Preference: Think of your answer in the same manner as which hand you prefer to write with. Although you could probably write with either hand, one hand writes much better than the other. Your choice of an answer on a particular question should be viewed in the same manner— select one answer that you prefer more than the other. b. Your Past: Think about your choice relative to how you may have answered this question at different times in your past. Sometimes the answer becomes much clearer when we view our choices at different stages in our life. c. Group Pressures. Sometimes you may have difficulty answering questions because there is a way you think you “should be.” Take into consideration any work or group pressures that you feel may affect your selections. Also, ask yourself if there is anything in your background that could affect your selection. d. Skip the Question. If you try all of the above and are still unable to decide, simply skip the question and move on. However, leaving more than 5 questions unanswered could substantially affect the accuracy of the results. After you complete the KTS TM -II, you will have the opportunity to personally verify the results. Remember, there are no wrong answers and no wrong personality types. 3 Take the KTS TM -II >>>
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