Personality Test, Interest Inventory, Skills Profiler, and Values Assessment

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Personality Type
My personality type is ISTP (introverted, sensor, thinker, and perceiver). As an introvert, I am generally silent, calm, and reserved. I derive my energy and psyche for life from within. I do not rely on emotional support from other people, and I can stay for long hours by myself. One strength of being an introvert is the ability to concentrate, focus, and derive the self-motivation necessary for accomplishing tasks (MyPlan.com). As a sensor, I can live in the reality of the world, tackling and seeking practical solutions to real problems. One strength of being a sensor is being able to focus, manifest diligence and skills, and be attentive to details (MyPlan.com). As a thinker, I am guided more by my cognition and knowledge than by my heart. One strength of being a thinker is being tough and bold in situations that require one to be (MyPlan.com). I am never weighed down by my emotions in tough situations.
As a perceiver, I am spontaneous and flexible and can adjust to random changes at home, work, or even at school. One strength of being a perceiver is being able to adjust to critical conditions and situations without breaking them down where need be (MyPlan.com). I have demonstrated these strengths on several occasions. For instance, when working on a class project with a group of classmates, I was focused on my part of the assignment, being attentive to details, tough and bold, and even knowing when to put down my books and engage in relaxation activities.
Interest Inventory
My primary interest area is realistic. Realistic people are described as being practical and reliable (MyPlan.com). When people describe me, they mostly use words such as practical and sensible. Their reasons for using these words on me are entirely from the way we interact and solve problems. For instance, ther...