WH+Jung+Typology

NOTE: READ THE DESCRIPTIONS AFTER YOU OBTAIN YOUR RESULTS. It appears some of you are misinterpreting the meaning of the words. However, if you still feel it is inaccurate, read link five below. Happy psychoanalyzing! ~Ms. Mullett

Often, authors use indirect characterization to illustrate the personalities of the characters in the story, which help reveal their motives, predilections, and causes of conflict, among other variables. This information is CRITICAL in charting the plot and determining the themes of a story.

Your Mission: Complete the personality chart. Become familiar with the elements of the chart, as you will use this to assess characters from the text.

Complete the assessment below and post your findings under the discussion tab.  Use the abbreviated results as your subject line (i.e. ISTJ, ENFP, ENFJ, etc.). In the actual body of your post, write out your findings at the top and then explain whether or not you were surprised by the findings. Posts should be made before the start of Friday's class.

Take the assessment!

Find out more about your type! And even MORE! Don't forget about me!

Issues with your results?

For those of you who attended the dance, I hope you had a glorious time; I can't wait to see the pictures! Below you'll find the explanation for the homework, which is due before Monday @ 7:30. Be sure to use sites 2-4 above to gain more information about your character.

Part II: Select a character from //Wuthering Heights// and determine his/her personality type/function. You can revisit the quiz and answer as if you were the character or peruse the descriptions (from sites 2-4 listed above); I recommend the latter. When you finish, you will post your findings (subject should include your person and his/her personality type-- i.e. Heathcliff- ENFJ), and then explain, with specifics from the text, why you've selected the personality type you have. Remember, you must substantiate your assertion with specific events from the text.