EPTJung Typology Test - Page 2
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Scorch
Austria3371 Posts
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quirinus
Croatia2489 Posts
On March 13 2010 11:53 omninmo wrote: counselor at your service. INFJ Rarest personality. Only 0.5% males have it.  I used to be one! :D | ||
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meteorskunk
Canada546 Posts
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Zanric
United States66 Posts
ENTJ Extraverted Intuitive Thinking Judging Strength of the preferences % 1 25 50 33 | ||
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UbRi
Italy603 Posts
No wonder though, I was in doubt in about half of the questions because I found it difficult to reduce the aswer to a YES or NO | ||
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Foucault
Sweden2826 Posts
optimist, feeling, leading | ||
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MoltkeWarding
5195 Posts
On March 13 2010 12:41 Masamune wrote: you should have been like "opposites attract!" and everything would have been better. Fucking psych majors thinking they have you all figured out. You ought to plug your values into the socionics chart: http://www.socionics.com/rel/relcht.htm | ||
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BottleAbuser
Korea (South)1888 Posts
Maybe I'm reading too much into the labels, but why is there a dichotomy of thinking and feeling? Surely we can do both at once. In fact, some feelings only come from thinking. All humans do both, so labeling someone from the two of those is pretty damn safe (unfalsifiable). OT I guess, but I'd really like to know if anyone can give a scientific basis for this psychoanalysis voodoo. | ||
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Neak
United Kingdom124 Posts
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ironchef
Canada1350 Posts
On March 14 2010 10:17 Neak wrote: I always feel something weird when I am doing these sort of tests. At some point I find myself to be picking the "I wish I were like this" answer rather than "Yep, that's me" answer. I was thinking about that. Or more generally, if what we think/want to be like biases our answers. (even if not consciously lying/guessing on the test) Maybe have someone do the test *about* you( ie their perception of you) and compare. Although it'd need to be modified a bit because some of the stuff is too hard to assess externally. | ||
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haster27
Taiwan809 Posts
On March 14 2010 13:23 ironchef wrote: I was thinking about that. Or more generally, if what we think/want to be like biases our answers. (even if not consciously lying/guessing on the test) Maybe have someone do the test *about* you( ie their perception of you) and compare. Although it'd need to be modified a bit because some of the stuff is too hard to assess externally. Maybe I could help. Whenever there comes a question that clearly does not define me, and has to think about it before having to choose, I pick the worst trait immediately. It helps to eliminate and compensate for any self bias that could have seeped in. | ||
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