Myers-Briggs is used to assess which domain?

• A. Intelligence
• B. Personality
• C. Memory
• D. Motor skills

Answer: (B)

The main idea this question tests is understanding what the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator is designed to measure. MBTI is a tool that describes personality preferences—how people tend to think, feel, and interact with others—organized into four dichotomies that yield a personality type. Because its purpose is to categorize consistent patterns of behavior and cognition, it belongs to the personality domain. It does not assess cognitive ability (intelligence), memory capacity, or physical/psychomotor skills, which are evaluated by separate cognitive, memory, or motor skill assessments. In practice, MBTI is often used for self-awareness, communication, and team dynamics, though its scientific reliability and validity are topics of ongoing discussion.