THE RELATIONSHIP OF MBTI AND STUDENT GPA SCORE IN BINUS MANAGEMENT CLASS 2015
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https://doi.org/10.21512/tw.v17i2.1970Keywords:
MBTI, personality type, GPAAbstract
This article identified the personality type of students by using MBTI models. There are 16 personality types in the MBTI. The method applied was the MBTI approach where the type and composition of the questions
related to the MBTI were taken from the Daft’s book. Questionnaires were distributed through discussion forum Binusmaya to all students in three classes that the writer taught. The questionnaires were distributed through
discussion forums, and there were about 158 students, but only 143 students who returned it. There were 41 male students and 102 female students. The result shows that the majority of students have approximately 51,04% introvert type and 58,04 % of students have the sensing type. The students with GPA more than 3,5 are ISFJ type.
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Daft, R. (2005). The Leadership Experience (3rd ed). Thomson South Western.
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Wang, C., Carney, S., Parawan, J. (2012). Myers-Briggs Type Indicator Manual. Wc Personality, Inc.
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