Personality Assessments and The Four Temperaments (Video Notes)

Vocabulary flashcards covering personality tests, temperament theories, and color-based frameworks mentioned in the video notes.

Jung Typology Test

An online personality test that categorizes individuals into different personality types.

Minnesota State Careerwise Education

A career assessment tool that rates activities you engage in to guide career planning.

Monster

A job-search website that offers various assessment tools for evaluating fit and skills.

Keirsey Temperament

A book about temperament theory stating that people are fundamentally different; differences are not inherently good or bad; includes about 70 questions.

True Colors

A personality framework/book that categorizes people into four color groups (Red, Yellow, Green, Blue) with described traits.

What type am I?

A concept/tool for identifying your real self through self-assessment.

The Four Temperaments

A personality framework describing four groups: Security Seeker, Experience Seeker, Knowledge Seeker, Ideal Seeker.

Security Seeker

A Four Temperaments type characterized as responsible, dependable, and solid citizens.

Experience Seeker

A Four Temperaments type that acts spontaneously for fun and to solve problems.

Knowledge Seeker

A Four Temperaments type seeking competency and understanding of the world and universal truths.

Ideal Seeker

A Four Temperaments type that expresses themselves and is passionate about things.

Red (True Colors)

friendly, decisive, energetic, frank, and logical.

Yellow (True Colors)

orderly, concentrative, cautious, insistent.

Green (True Colors)

competitive, assertive, flexible, enthusiastic.

Blue (True Colors)

insightful, selective, sociable, thoughtful, reflective.