Direct Comments Thoughts Theory of Characterization
21 Intuitive people can also predict the future and most of their prediction are correct.
Meanwhile, sensation people enjoy adventures and do something which includes factual informations. These kind of people tend to be in tune with the realities of
the environment and respond to details. Sensation people like something real, while intuition people like imaginative things.
3 Thinking vs Feeling
People who prefer the thinking way want reasons for everything they do. These people do not like to be touched and have difficulties to approach others
with affection. They are apt to be the ones who will not display a reaction when facing difficult situations and appear unresponsive. Meanwhile, people who prefer
feeling way are apt to want to know that they are pleasing the other people by their obedience. They tend to be more sensitive of the emotional climate in their
society and respond easily to expressions of affection. These people are more supple in reacting to difficult situations happened in their society.
4 Perceiving vs Judging
Judicial people want things established and in order. They will be irritated when they see something that is not in order. These kind of people are apt to be on
time, worry about being late, and tend to have things organized.They are apt to run the activities of their neighborhood, especially if they are extroverts.
Meanwhile, the perceptive people seem unconcerned about being on time or not. They do not mind about having things unorganized and are apt to be reminded
about everything. PLAGIAT MERUPAKAN TINDAKAN TIDAK TERPUJI
22 Jung Feist and Feist, 2009, pp. 120-122 also believed that personality
develops through a series of stages that culminate in self-realization or individuation. He grouped the stages of life into four general periods and depicted
it through the journey of the sun in the sky with brightness of the sun respresenting the consciousness. The first period, depicted as the sun in the early
morning, is the childhood stage. This stage is full of potential, but lacks of consciousness. The second stage, the youth stage, is represented by the morning
sun climbing toward the zenith. This period started from puberty until the middle life, showing the unaware of the upcoming decline. The early afternoon sun
represents the third stage, middle life. Middle life is brilliant, full of consciousness, but obviously headed for the sunset. The sunset depicted the last
stage of the personality development, the old age. Its one bright consciousness is now markedly dimmed. The depiction of the journey of the sun in the sky also
tells us the experiences underwent by people in their lives. How they gain values, ideas and meaning in their life will help them shape their personalities.