MBTI facts?

[own8ge]

For school I have to make a fact sheet about a chosen subject. I have no subject and nothing I'm interested in. -At least, not in facts.

I know there are no real practical implications for typology...
But there must at least be enough facts about it to fill a piece of paper?

Could you name some? The word fact, just freezes my brain.

 

[Words]

There are many applications of MBTI in organization theory. I think many private companies do make use of it, though not extensively. Even my university makes use of it, though not to a great extent. This, of course, needs research. I do remember going to a random office once and seeing MBTI letters placed in everyone's cubicle.

Fact: it's based on Jung's Psycho Types.

 

[snafupants]

I know there are no real practical implications for typology...

Sure there are.

 

[MissQuote]

Fact: It starts to mes with your head when you think about it for too long.

But, I guess that is everything...

 

[EyeSeeCold]

Fact: it's based on Jung's Psycho Types.

Well his observations were based on his psychiatric patients.

 

[Hadoblado]

The HR department at my university makes use of it, as does my psychiatrist.

I think you could get great marks by explaining demonstrating what about the MBTWI is not based on facts, as most people don't seem to be able to tell the difference.

 

[wadlez]

Use Google scholar to search for psychological research papers on the correlations between MBTI types and measurable psychological traits/behaviours/MRI results.
Those experiments performed with vigorous scientific method can be quoted as fact. Even if this means removing all subjectivity and only leaving a statement of the results obtained without any interpretation.