Preference Combinations
Your four preferences—your choice from each pair of opposites—make up your four-letter Myers-Briggs type. When the eight preferences in the four pairs of opposites are combined in all possible ways, 16 four-letter types result. These 16 types are displayed on a type table, as shown here. The type table is arranged as follows:
e Extraversion (E) in the bottom two rows
i Introversion (I) in the top two rows
s Sensing (S) in the two left columns
n Intuition (N) in the two right columns
t Thinking (T) in the two outer columns
f Feeling (F) in the two inner columns
j Judging (J) in the top and bottom rows
p Perceiving (P) in the two inside rows
