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Learn how to use the MBTI® Step II^™ assessment and take your leadership, coaching, and team development initiatives to a whole new level. The MBTI Step II (Form Q) tool offers a more detailed view of the 16 four-letter types…

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People who score in the midzone on Planful–Open-Ended tend to be Planful in one setting and Open-Ended in another. For example, they might make long-term plans at home while preferring to keep things less constraining at work, or vice versa.…

People with midzone results on Reasonable–Compassionate tend to use either side of this facet depending on what their role might be and the circumstances surrounding the issue. Because of this, they may feel stressed about having to make a decision…

People with midzone results on Logical–Empathetic tend to rely on both sides of the facet when coming to a decision but may lean to one side or the other depending on where others close to them are standing. This can…

As with others who fall in the midzone, you’ll find that people with midzone results on Traditional–Original, will use a little of both sides of the facet depending on the situation. They tend to choose which traditions are maintained and…

People who score in the midzone on this facet will tell you they “use a little of both,” depending on the circumstance. They may rely on theories if they can’t explain their experience or if the topic relates to something…

People who score in the midzone on this facet will likely appreciate imaginative ideas up to a point, but they will eventually need to see how these ideas will be realized. I’ve been in meetings with a colleague who reports…

I hope you have found reading about the MBTI® Step II™ facet midzone results interesting. Thanks to the work of Naomi Quenk and Jean Kummerow, we have new and practical ways to apply these results for each of the facets.…