Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI®) Step II

Many people know about the MBTI® through the Step 1, which provides details of your personal style and gives you an insight into your personal preferences.

The MBTI® Step II explores your personal preferences in more depth and further defines how you interact with the others and the world around you. The MBTI® Step II provides five subscales, to each of the four dimensions found in Step 1.

The Step II Interpretive Report is a highly personalised narrative and graphic report that helps you take a much more detailed perspective on your MBTI® type.

Extraverted Initiating Expressive Gregarious Active Enthusiastic	Introverted Receiving Contained Intimate Reflective Quiet
Sensing Concrete Realistic Practical Experiential Traditional	Intuitive Abstract Imaginative Conceptual Theoretical Original
Thinking Logical Reasonable Questioning Critical Tough	Feeling Empathic Compassionate Accommodating Accepting Tender
Judging Systematic Planful Early starting Scheduled Methodical	Perceiving Casual Open ended Pressure prompted Spontaneous Emergent

MBTI® Step II can be used to support:

• Communication styles and ways of interacting with others
• Change management
• Conflict management
• Career and personal development

Step II Interpretive Report describes your style in these four areas and suggests ways of using that style more effectively, thus creating a personal development plan.

The MBTI® Step II instrument has 144 questions and takes about 25-35 minutes to complete. It is suitable for those 18 years old and above.