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VIPR
Types and Jungian Personality Types |
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TYPE |
VIPR-TYPE |
JUNGIAN-TYPE |
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ESTJ |
Vocational
Interest and Personality Reinforcer Type: ESTJ. Out of the 12,974 specific
9-digit DOT-Coded Job Types in the MVQS2003 McDOT 6th Edition Dictionary of
Occupational Titles, 5,102 (39.32%) were classified ESTJ. |
Jung-based
Personality Type Correspondent: ESTJ. Out of 6,263,334 people taking the
Temperament Sorter and the Character Sorter on the http://www.keirsey.com/
Temperament Web Site, 689,423 (11.01%) were classified ESTJ as of 12/15/2000. |
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ISFP |
Vocational
Interest and Personality Reinforcer Type: ISFP. Out of the 12,974 specific
9-digit DOT-Coded Job Types in the MVQS2003 McDOT 6th Edition Dictionary of
Occupational Titles, 3,712 (28.61%) were classified ISFP. |
Jung-based Personality
Type Correspondent: ISFP. Out of 6,263,334 people taking the Temperament
Sorter and the Character Sorter on the http://www.keirsey.com/ Temperament
Web Site, 187,154 (2.99%) were classified ISFP as of 12/15/2000. |
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ESFP |
Vocational
Interest and Personality Reinforcer Type: ESFP. Out of the 12,974 specific
9-digit DOT-Coded Job Types in the MVQS2003 McDOT 6th Edition Dictionary of
Occupational Titles, 931 (7.18%) were classified ESFP. |
Jung-based Personality
Type Correspondent: ESFP. Out of 6,263,334 people taking the Temperament
Sorter and the Character Sorter on the http://www.keirsey.com/ Temperament
Web Site, 300,792 (4.80%) were classified ESFP as of 12/15/2000. |
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ESTP |
Vocational
Interest and Personality Reinforcer Type: ESTP. Out of the 12,974 specific
9-digit DOT-Coded Job Types in the MVQS2003 McDOT 6th Edition Dictionary of
Occupational Titles, 555 (4.28%) were classified ESTP. |
Jung-based Personality
Type Correspondent: ESTP. Out of 6,263,334 people taking the Temperament
Sorter and the Character Sorter on the http://www.keirsey.com/ Temperament
Web Site, 169,604 (2.71%) were classified ESTP as of 12/15/2000. |
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ISTJ |
Vocational
Interest and Personality Reinforcer Type: ISTJ. Out of the 12,974 specific
9-digit DOT-Coded Job Types in the MVQS2003 McDOT 6th Edition Dictionary of
Occupational Titles, 481 (3.71%) were classified ISTJ. |
Jung-based Personality
Type Correspondent: ISTJ. Out of 6,263,334 people taking the Temperament
Sorter and the Character Sorter on the http://www.keirsey.com/ Temperament
Web Site, 662,915 (10.58%) were classified ISTJ as of 12/15/2000. |
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ESFJ |
Vocational
Interest and Personality Reinforcer Type: ESFJ. Out of the 12,974 specific
9-digit DOT-Coded Job Types in the MVQS2003 McDOT 6th Edition Dictionary of
Occupational Titles, 468 (3.61%) were classified ESFJ. |
Jung-based Personality
Type Correspondent: ESFJ. Out of 6,263,334 people taking the Temperament
Sorter and the Character Sorter on the http://www.keirsey.com/ Temperament
Web Site, 763,261 (12.19%) were classified ESFJ as of 12/15/2000. |
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ISTP |
Vocational
Interest and Personality Reinforcer Type: ISTP. Out of the 12,974 specific
9-digit DOT-Coded Job Types in the MVQS2003 McDOT 6th Edition Dictionary of
Occupational Titles, 387 (2.98%) were classified ISTP. |
Jung-based Personality
Type Correspondent: ISTP. Out of 6,263,334 people taking the Temperament
Sorter and the Character Sorter on the http://www.keirsey.com/ Temperament
Web Site, 135,786 (2.17%) were classified ISTP as of 12/15/2000. |
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ENTJ |
Vocational
Interest and Personality Reinforcer Type: ENTJ. Out of the 12,974 specific
9-digit DOT-Coded Job Types in the MVQS2003 McDOT 6th Edition Dictionary of
Occupational Titles, 252 (1.94%) were classified ENTJ. |
Jung-based Personality
Type Correspondent: ENTJ. Out of 6,263,334 people taking the Temperament
Sorter and the Character Sorter on the http://www.keirsey.com/ Temperament
Web Site, 198,653 (3.17%) were classified ENTJ as of 12/15/2000. |
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ISFJ |
Vocational
Interest and Personality Reinforcer Type: ISFJ. Out of the 12,974 specific
9-digit DOT-Coded Job Types in the MVQS2003 McDOT 6th Edition Dictionary of
Occupational Titles, 237 (1.83%) were classified ISFJ. |
Jung-based Personality
Type Correspondent: ISFJ. Out of 6,263,334 people taking the Temperament
Sorter and the Character Sorter on the http://www.keirsey.com/ Temperament
Web Site, 605,759 (9.67%) were classified ISFJ as of 12/15/2000. |
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ENTP |
Vocational
Interest and Personality Reinforcer Type: ENTP. Out of the 12,974 specific
9-digit DOT-Coded Job Types in the MVQS2003 McDOT 6th Edition Dictionary of
Occupational Titles, 220 (1.70%) were classified ENTP. |
Jung-based Personality
Type Correspondent: ENTP. Out of 6,263,334 people taking the Temperament
Sorter and the Character Sorter on the http://www.keirsey.com/ Temperament
Web Site, 139,331 (2.22%) were classified ENTP as of 12/15/2000. |
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INTJ |
Vocational
Interest and Personality Reinforcer Type: INTJ. Out of the 12,974 specific
9-digit DOT-Coded Job Types in the MVQS2003 McDOT 6th Edition Dictionary of
Occupational Titles, 176 (1.36%) were classified INTJ. |
Jung-based Personality
Type Correspondent: INTJ. Out of 6,263,334 people taking the Temperament
Sorter and the Character Sorter on the http://www.keirsey.com/ Temperament
Web Site, 328,426 (5.24%) were classified INTJ as of 12/15/2000. |
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INTP |
Vocational
Interest and Personality Reinforcer Type: INTP. Out of the 12,974 specific
9-digit DOT-Coded Job Types in the MVQS2003 McDOT 6th Edition Dictionary of
Occupational Titles, 123 (0.95%) were classified INTP. |
Jung-based Personality
Type Correspondent: INTP. Out of 6,263,334 people taking the Temperament
Sorter and the Character Sorter on the http://www.keirsey.com/ Temperament
Web Site, 193,629 (3.09%) were classified INTP as of 12/15/2000. |
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ENFJ |
Vocational
Interest and Personality Reinforcer Type: ENFJ. Out of the 12,974 specific
9-digit DOT-Coded Job Types in the MVQS2003 McDOT 6th Edition Dictionary of
Occupational Titles, 91 (0.70%) were classified ENFJ. |
Jung-based Personality
Type Correspondent: ENFJ. Out of 6,263,334 people taking the Temperament
Sorter and the Character Sorter on the http://www.keirsey.com/ Temperament
Web Site, 465,565 (7.43%) were classified ENFJ as of 12/15/2000. |
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INFP |
Vocational
Interest and Personality Reinforcer Type: INFP. Out of the 12,974 specific
9-digit DOT-Coded Job Types in the MVQS2003 McDOT 6th Edition Dictionary of
Occupational Titles, 95 (0.73%) were classified INFP. |
Jung-based Personality
Type Correspondent: INFP. Out of 6,263,334 people taking the Temperament
Sorter and the Character Sorter on the http://www.keirsey.com/ Temperament
Web Site, 426,896 (6.82%) were classified INFP as of 12/15/2000. |
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ENFP |
Vocational
Interest and Personality Reinforcer Type: ENFP. Out of the 12,974 specific
9-digit DOT-Coded Job Types in the MVQS2003 McDOT 6th Edition Dictionary of
Occupational Titles, 103 (0.79%) were classified ENFP. |
Jung-based Personality
Type Correspondent: ENFP. Out of 6,263,334 people taking the Temperament
Sorter and the Character Sorter on the http://www.keirsey.com/ Temperament
Web Site, 538,008 (8.59%) were classified ENFP as of 12/15/2000. |
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INFJ |
Vocational
Interest and Personality Reinforcer Type: INFJ. Out of the 12,974 specific
9-digit DOT-Coded Job Types in the MVQS2003 McDOT 6th Edition Dictionary of
Occupational Titles, 40 (0.31%) were classified INFJ. |
Jung-based Personality
Type Correspondent: INFJ. Out of 6,263,334 people taking the Temperament
Sorter and the Character Sorter on the http://www.keirsey.com/ Temperament
Web Site, 458,132 (7.31%) were classified INFJ as of 12/15/2000. |
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References and Bibliography |
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Allan, Ross.
Connecting Personality Types With Careers and Jobs. US Dept. of the Interior:
http://www.doi.gov/octc/typescar.html, 1999. |
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Brau, Jean
Louis, Helen Weaver and Allan Edmands. Larousse Encyclopedia of Astrology.
New York: McGraw-Hill, 1980. |
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Kelly, Dave.
Correspondence of Five Personality Typologies.
http://www.geocities.com/ptypes/, 1999. |
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Keirsey, David
M. Please Understand Me II: Temperament Character Intelligence. Del Mar, CA:
Prometheus Nemesis Book Company, 1998. |
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Keirsey, David
M. and Marilyn Bates. Please Understand Me: Character and Temperament Types.
3rd ed. Del Mar, CA: Prometheus Nemesis Book Company, 1978. |
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Keirsey, David
M. Keirsey Temperament Distributions: Distribution of Types taking the
Temperament Sorter and the Character Sorter on Keirsey Temparament Web Site.
http://www.keirsey.com/, DLU: 12/15/2000. |
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McCroskey,
Billy J. Classification of 12,775 McDOT Jobs into 16 MVQS Vocational Interest
and Personality Reinforcer (VIPR) Types with Jung-based Personality Type
Correspondents Cross-Walk. Electronically published in the McCroskey
Dictionary of Occupational Titles, 5th Ed. Rev., Brooklyn Park, MN:
Vocationology, Inc., 2001. |
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Millon, Theodore
and Roger Davis. Disorders of Personality: DSM-IV and Beyond. 2nd ed. New
York: Wiley, 1996. |
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Oldham, John M.
and Lois B. Morris. The New Personality Self-Portrait: Why You Think, Work,
Love, and Act the Way You Do. Rev. ed. New York: Bantam, 1995. |
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Riso, Don
Richard and Russ Hudson. Personality Types: Using the Enneagram for
Self-discovery. Rev. ed. NY: Houghton, 1996. |
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