Introvert/extrovert

Continuing with the Myers Briggs Personality Type series we go into the third spectrum which deals with how people make decision in their world.  Are you a T or an F? Do you make decisions b ased on logical conclusions or do you care more about the harmony of the group?

Continuation of the Meyers Briggs Personality Type Indicator Series, Al and Johnny discuss the sensing or intuition spectrum, which examines how people take in information.    

An introduction to the series on the Myers-Briggs personality test and what it can tell about you.  The next few episodes will go through each spectrum and what they mean.  In the end you should be able to pick out which one you are and learn a little about how it categorizes the different personalities.  The MBTI has been around for a while and is the de facto personality test for companies and schools, and people can get pretty obsessed with it when learning about themselves and others in the wild wild world of psychology.

The guys discuss a variety of famous people who live(d) in the public eye but were very introverted. The list includes: J.K. Rawling, Bill Gates, Steve Martin, Marylin Monroe, Heath Ledger, Harrison Ford, Grace Helbig, Martyn Littlewood and Daniel Hardcastle (Nerdcubed).

Al and Johnny discuss their feelings on Sin City based on their relative introverted and extroverted ways and what's so appealing to both of them. 

A discussion of times when the hosts acted different from their normal introvert / extrovert nature and how they survived throught these occasions.

Al and Johnny discuss the psychology behind the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator Test and how introverts and extroverts have to go against their prefered type depending on the social situation.

Al and Johnny discuss the idea of treating others the way you want to be treated, and how the Golden Rule does not always apply when dealing with others. Sometimes the psychology of being nice does not fit when introverts deal with extroverts and vice versa.

Al, a strongly introverted psychologist, and Johnny, a strongly extroverted computer engineer, come together to discuss how they best enjoy their lives despite their mismatched work-to-energy styles.