Exploring Your Preferences: Online Learning Module 2

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COURSE DESCRIPTION
The purpose of Module 2 is to focus on the interpretation of the MBTI Indicator. Through these interpretations, the personality type preferences are understood and can be applied in any context. Utilizing type preference knowledge promotes the effectiveness of your veterinary team to provide providing high-quality patient care, resulting in client adherence and loyalty…and professional satisfaction.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Learn the general characteristics of each of the eight type preferences.
Discover how each of the type preferences is expressed.
Explore your preferences, comparing and contrasting examples to determine:

              How you prefer to get energized.
              How you prefer to take in information.
              How you prefer to make decisions.
              How you prefer to approach life.

Explore and apply the understanding of team differences, using veterinary practice examples, as a means to strengthen the practice team.
Self-assess your type preferences.
Find out what’s included on your MBTI Profile Report.
Receive guidance to interpret your MBTI Profile Report and your type preferences.
Determine your best fit type.
Reflect on your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, applying what you have learned about type preferences.

*Optional and Recommended:
• Complete the MBTI.
• Review your assessment report to become aware of your type preferences.

COURSE CONTENT

*Optional and Recommended: Take the MBTI

Part VII – Extraversion or Introversion
• How Do You Prefer to Get Energized?
• What Do Extraversion and Introversion Look Like?
• General Characteristics
• Extraversion and Introversion in a Veterinary Practice
• Self-Assessment

Part VIII – Sensing or Intuition
• How Do You Prefer to Take In Information?
• What Do Sensing and Intuition Look Like?
• General Characteristics
• Sensing and Intuition in a Veterinary Practice
• Self-Assessment

Part IX – Thinking or Feeling
• How Do You Prefer to Make Decisions?
• What Do Thinking and Feeling Look Like?
• Characteristics of People Who Prefer Thinking vs Feeling
• Thinking and Feeling in a Veterinary Practice
• Self-Assessment

Part X – Judging or Perceiving
• How Do You Prefer to Approach Life?
• What Do Judging and Perceiving Look Like?
• Characteristics of People Who Prefer Judging vs Perceiving
• Judging and Perceiving in a Veterinary Practice
• Self-Assessment

Part XI – Your MBTI Results
• Interpreting Your MBTI Profile Report and Indicator Type
• What’s Included on Your MBTI Profile Report
• Determining Your Best Fit Type
• Reasons Your Indicator Type May Not Be Your Best Fit Type
• Tips for Discovering Your Best Fit Type
• Questions to Help Provide Clarity

Part XII – Whole Type Descriptions
• Use Whole Type Descriptions to Help Verify Your Best Fit Type
• Next Steps
• Books
• Websites
• Articles

REQUIRED MATERIALS
Required course content is online.
*Optional and recommended: Take the MBTI online at the EVT discounted price.