1. Personality Type:
My personality type was ISTJ, which stands for Introverted Sensing with Thinking. I feel that this describes me exceptionally. First, I definitely am introverted. I consider myself to be a hard working and independent individual, despite being rather quiet and reserved. During stressful situations, I often appear calm and collected on the outside, although there are probably hundreds of things going through my mind. I feel that I am careful with particulars and procedures, and I usually do my best to stick to tried and tested procedures as much as possible. I felt that the sensing aspect of my personality type was accurate. When performing tasks and making decisions, I tend to compile and use facts and logic, more than emotions. I like to create several set ways to solve certain types of problems, and then do these types of problems the same way every time. In other words, I look for solutions to present problems in the successes of the past. I use my own perceptions of other people in order to form opinions and judgments about them. Finally, the last part of personality put me in the thinking category. I also agree with this. I use thinking to make decisions about inanimate objects or personal matters. I like directions to be stated clearly, and if I see something that needs to be completed, I take initiative in getting it done. I sometimes have problems with imagination and intuition, since my inner logic and reasoning may make me question something my emotions tell me.

2. Learning Style:

I did not feel that this survey was as accurate as the MBTI Personality Indicator. The Learning Style survey shows what environmental factors have an influence on my learning and work habits, and I am very adaptable to any new environmental factors. However, there were some things that I agreed with. I prefer the temperature of my work area to be