What's Your Myers-Briggs Type?

[danaman5]

INTJ here.

As long as I never get a J. People who are strongly J leave me cold. Of course, to them someone who is strongly P drives them batty. I think the J-P distinction is one of the most difficult ones to overcome in terms of developing good inter-personal relations.

I love my type precisely because it is a strong J type and some people hate it. Good old blinding, relentless logic.

 

[DailyBlessings]

ENFP Idealist

I don't remember my percentages, but they were all below 30%- the test had a hard time placing me. The description kind of fit, but not quite. When it comes to psychology I'm a walking contradiction in a lot of ways.

 

[ravenscape]

ENTP (don't have the percentages at hand, but the E and the T are not strongly expressed)

 

[Douglaangu v2.0]

Intj

 

[gluadys]

INTJ here.



I love my type precisely because it is a strong J type and some people hate it. Good old blinding, relentless logic.

One of the things I have noted about this test is that people do usually self-identify with the results and like being who they are. All the Js I've met would be horrified to be Ps. The best workshop I attended on Myers-Briggs focused specifically on learning to communicate across types in the workplace. So if you are iNtuitive, but your boss is Sensory, how can you word a proposal that it makes sense to him/her. We did several different exercises on this line.

 

[Dragar]

I'm INTP/J. The last one changes depending on my mood, it seems. It's usually P.

 

[dsided4him]

INTP 80%+ for each part. I have taken it a few times with the same results.


It took me an hour to think through my reply to this post and I might ponder on it for the rest of the day.

 

[UberLutheran]

• slightly expressed extrovert (1 percent)
• moderately expressed intuitive personality (33 percent)
• moderately expressed feeling personality (50 percent)
• moderately expressed perceiving personality (38 percent)

Sounds like me...

 

[Knowledge3]

INFP

* moderately expressed introvert 56
* moderately expressed intuitive personality38
* slightly expressed feeling personality 12
* slightly expressed perceiving personality 22

 

[Bushido216]

Your Type is
INFJ
Introverted Intuitive Feeling Judging
Strength of the preferences %
44 75 12 11

Apparently I'm 2% of the population. Yippee.

 

[Lucretius]

Your Type is
INTP

Introverted
Intuitive
Thinking
Perceiving


Strength of the preferences %

22
38
50
28

 

[Hermit]

A poll would've been nice.

 

[Niels]

Introverted
iNtuitive
Thinking
Perciever

Intuition is my strongest preference.

 

[Dal M.]

INTP. I've taken the test twice, and although my wife is pretty sure I should be an INFP, it's turned out the same both times.

 

[shakingthedustoffmyfeet]

ENFP to the core. However, since I was ill for 7 years, I became very isolated and the Extroverted changed to an Introverted. Now that I am healed, I think the I will revert back to E. Either way, I am happy to be the woman God wants me to be!

 

[AnEmpiricalAgnostic]

ENTJ
[size=+1]Extroverted 67%[/size]
[size=+1]Intuitive 62%[/size]
[size=+1]Thinking 1%[/size]
[size=+1]Judging 100%[/size]

(FieldMarshal Rational)

distinctively expressed extrovert
distinctively expressed intuitive personality
slightly expressed thinking personality
very expressed judging personality

Kind of scary looking, but the description seems to jive.

 

[Hungry Hungry Hippo]

INTP, very weak on the I, sometimes tests as E.

 

[Bargainfluger]

Introverted - 89%
Intitive - 38%
Thinking - 38%
Perceiving - 22%

I am:

• very expressed introvert
• moderately expressed intuitive personality
• moderately expressed thinking personality
• slightly expressed perceiving personality

Architect rational, here.

 

[Gracchus]

INTJ
Introverted 56
Intuitive 25
Thinking 12
Judging 78

What do you know! U.S. Grant is my favorite soldier. Lends validity to the test in my eyes.

Well, at my time of life I ought to be making some judgments. And since people over five years old generally aren't worth the effort, it is no surprise to me that I'm an introvert.

 

[The Seeker]

Some of these questions suck:
"You consider the scientific approach to be the best"

The best approach to what? Stupid question.

Edit to clarify: This test seems to assume that you use the same approach to theoretical and philosophical ideas as you do to interpersonal relationships. I tend to think of the big picture in theoretically and analytically, but I tend to approach human relationships emotionally. Maybe I'm just weird.