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The Benziger Thinking Styles Assessment (BTSA) seeks to address this disjoint by looking at different patterns of brain function, and the personality types associated with these. Benziger's Brain Types. Dr. Katherine Benziger's approach to personality is based on the idea that we all have a dominant and preferred way of thinking.
A person’s natural thinking style can be eclipsed or invalidated by the pressures of the circumstances they live in. ‘Falsification of type’, is the term coined by Dr. Carl Jung to describe any situation in which an individual has ignored or denied their type or natural preference with persistence- in favor of a modeled way of being that is more acceptable and rewarded within the person ...
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Dr. Katherine Benziger, who established and studied the physiological foundations for Type and Falsification of Type over the past two decades, expanded on Dr. Jung's observations regarding the results or costs of Falsifying Type. Dr. Benziger, using her Benziger Thinking Styles Assessment (BTSA) to gather and study data of individuals who had ...
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Dr Katherine Benziger takes a completely different approach to thinkingstyles assessment. This is in complete contrast to the theoretical andphilosophical basis of most psycho-metric tests, that focus on thephysiological and neurological aspects of how our brains actuallyfunction. As this is a physiological and neurological assessment it is arguabl...
Mode 1 located in the basal left- Brain functions: order and habit; ordered procedures; sequential routines Response to stimulus: remembers definitions; remembers what is - as describedMode 2 located in the basal right- Brain functions: spiritual experience; rhythm and feeling; harmony Response to stimulus: remembers definitions; picks up emotional tone andthe presence or absence...Mode 3 located in the frontal right- Brain functions: internal imaging; metaphor and imagination; expressiveness Response to stimulus: sees the essence of things, in pictures and metaphorsMode 4 located in the frontal left- Brain functions: structural analysis; prioritising and logic; mathematics Response to stimulus: converts into logical results or effects; leads to, or produces r...Wequite naturally prefer to use the thinking style associated with our natural strength - this is referred to as the"preferred thinking and behavioural mode". This is important and has a very practical application for you: 1. Adapting your natural thinking style to accommodate others affects your performance Katherine Benziger has identified that w...
Further reading: Books By Katherine Benziger Presentation Slideshow: Benziger Thinking Styles Assessment Note- there are c80 slides in this presentation but it contains some very useful information. Do the test: My Benziger Note: 1. This is nota free test. It is currently on offer at a reduced price of $39.99 2. I have no commercial relationship wi...
Benziger's principal assessment system is called the BTSA (Benziger Thinking Styles Assessment). Here is a brief overview of Katherine Benziger's model: The brain has four specialised areas. Each is responsible for different brain functions (which imply strengths, behaviour and thinking style). The specialised areas are called 'modes'.
Dr. Katherine Benziger, who established and studied the physiological foundations for Type and Falsification of Type over the past two decades, expanded on Dr. Jung’s observations regarding the results or costs of Falsifying Type. Dr. Benziger, using her Benziger Thinking Styles Assessment (BTSA) to gather and study data of individuals who ...
Understanding the role of the reticular activating system in human "thinking" is important to fully appreciating Dr. Jung’s and Dr. Benziger’s work. There are three distinct ways in which understanding the functioning of our R.A.S. promotes a deeper appreciation of Jung’s model.
