Same here, Beth!On 2003-02-10 14:12, avanutria wrote:
INFP, with a crash helmet.
OT: Just for fun -- Myers-Briggs
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Redwolf it has been thirty years since I took that test, as student at university. You expect with thirty years of life between then and now, there might be something different - not really, I'm still iNTj!
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Well, I took it and got exactly the same results as the first three times (two long-form Meyers-Briggs and one short-form personality ass3essment). INTP all the way - good at making plans - not so good at carrying them out.
I must be mellowing as I age, though. This time was only moderately polarized whereas the three prior tests all showed results way out on the extremes of all four types.
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I must be mellowing as I age, though. This time was only moderately polarized whereas the three prior tests all showed results way out on the extremes of all four types.
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Actually, the Myers-Briggs is in wide use among mental health types, although, notably, it is an example of a "personality" test in psychology that is not geared toward psychopathology. It should be said that the form that appears on the web is a mini version of the full Myers-Briggs. However, I imagine it is fairly closely related to full M-B results. I got the same result on this one as I have when I've taken the full battery in the past.
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Mine came out INRI. The description was something about a Christ complex...
Just kidding. Really it was INFJ. I'm always a bit leery of tests with these type of black & white questions where the answer has to be an absolute "Yes" or "No" with no room for any grey area. :roll:
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Just kidding. Really it was INFJ. I'm always a bit leery of tests with these type of black & white questions where the answer has to be an absolute "Yes" or "No" with no room for any grey area. :roll:
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