MBTI Expressions
I vs. E
Updated: 2025.02.21
5 min read · Intermediate
MBTI Expressions I vs. E Discussion Questions Q1 In your own words, please briefly summarize the article. Q2 What part of the reading resonated with you most? Q3 Practice telling your tutor more about yourself without saying “I am introverted” or “I am extroverted,” by choosing 3 new expressions from the article that best describe you. Q4 Do you find yourself asking for people’s MBTI upon meeting them for the first time? Why or why not? Q5 What is your favorite thing about your introversion/extroversion? Is there anything you’d like to change about this aspect of your personality? Q6 What are your thoughts on socializing? What is your typical role at a networking event or a big party? Q7 As the famous saying goes, “opposites attract.” Who in your life has the opposite personality trait as you (I vs. E) and how would you describe them? Q8 Make a made up plan for your ideal Friday night. Give as much detail as possible. (Think of the five “W’s” - who, what, when/how long your plans are for, where, why) Q9 Do you think society rewards extroverts or introverts? How come? Q10 Who is the most introverted person you know? Tell your tutor a story of a time where you witnessed this person being at their most “introverted” state. Q11 Who is the most extroverted person you know? Tell your tutor a story of a time where you witnessed this person being at their most “extroverted” state. Q12 Do you think your I vs. E levels have changed since you were a kid? Why or why not? Q13 If you have a question or questions that you'd like to discuss during your class, please write them down. Expressions figurative expressing something in a symbolic or non-literal way Example 1 She used figurative language to describe her emotions, comparing her sadness to a stormy sea. Example 2 Many poems rely on figurative expressions to create deeper meanings. incorporate to include or combine something as part of a whole Example 1 The company decided to incorporate new technology into its production process. Example 2 She incorporated different styles into her artwork to create a unique piece. initiates begins or causes something to start Example 1 The teacher initiates class discussions by asking thought-provoking questions. Example 2 The government initiates new policies to improve public health. Example 1 Example 2 |
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