16 Psychological Types and the Big Five

THE 16 psychological types of the MBTI are close to the model of the "Big Five". We indeed find numerous correlations between the traits of the two tests:

Line		16 types	Correlation
Extroversion		Extraversion/Iintroversion	High (0.74)
Neuroticism		--	--
Conscientiousness		Iudgment/Percieving	Moyenne (0.49)
Pleasantness		Feeling/Thinking	Average (0.44)
Opening		Sensing/INtuition	High (0.72)

Despite this similarity, and as we can see above, the 16 types say nothing about neuroticism. This additional dimension allows the Big Five a finesse twice as great as the 16 types. We can deduce the following correspondence table:

16 types	OCEAN (SLOAN rating system)
INFP	RCUAI, RLUAI
INTP	RCUEI, RLUEI
INFJ	RCOAI, RLOAI
INTJ	RCOEI, RLOEI
ISTJ	RCOEN, RLOEN
ISFJ	RCOAN, RLOAN
ISTP	RCUEN, RLUEN
ISFP	RCUAN, RLUAN
ENFP	SCUAI, SLUAI
ENTP	SCUEI, SLUEI
ENFJ	SCOAI, SLOAI
ENTJ	SCOEI, SLOEI
ESTJ	SCOEN, SLOEN
ESFJ	SCOAN, SLOAN
ESTP	SCUEN, SLUEN
ESFP	SCUAN, SLUAN

This correspondence table between the MBTI and the Big Five is given for information purposes only. Indeed, given the average correlations for the "conscientiousness" and "agreeableness" axes, there may be differences between the results of the two tests.

Sources: 

http://similarminds.com/global5/g5-jung.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myers-Briggs_Type_Indicator#Big_Five