PersonalityMBTI
This class extends PlayerPersonality based on the way in that the Myers–Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) models personlaity. The model incorporates a total of 16 possible personality types, measured through four dichotomies: Extraversion or Introversion (E–I), Sensing or Intuition (S–N), Thinking or Feeling (T–F), and Judging or Perceiving (J–P). More information about this model can be consulted here.
+ PersonalityMBTI(): void
+ PersonalityMBTI(letter1: string, letter2: string, letter3: string, letter4: string): void| Name: expected type | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| letter1: string {E,I} | - | This represents the first MBTI letter. |
| letter2: string {S,N} | - | This represents the first MBTI letter. |
| letter3: string {T,F} | - | This represents the first MBTI letter. |
| letter4: string {J,P} | - | This represents the first MBTI letter. |
+ setLetters(letter1: string, letter2: string, letter3: string, letter4: string): voidIt sets the values of each attribute. If the letters are passed in lower case, they are converted to upper case.
+ getLettersList(): string[]It returns a list containing the four MBTI letters.
This class overrides getPersonalityString, getPairPersonalityDiversity, and getTeamPersonalityDiversity (see PlayerPersonality):
+ getPersonalityString(): stringIt returns a string concatenating the four letters, similar to how the profiles are represented in MBTI (e.g., ESTJ).
+ getPairPersonalityDiversity(other: PlayerPersonality): decimalConsidering n diverging letters and maxDifferenceValue (see PlayerPersonality), it returns n*(maxDifferenceValue/4).
+ getTeamPersonalityDiversity(players: PlayerPersonality[]): decimalIt calculates a group diversity value using the formula proposed in this paper. The returned value is normalized (see PlayerPersonality).