Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) Personality Inventory

What Myers-Briggs type are you?

ESTP / ISTP	4.6%	[ 14 ]
ESFP / ISFP	3.3%	[ 10 ]
ESTJ / ISTJ	4.9%	[ 15 ]
ESFJ / ISFJ	1.6%	[ 5 ]
ENTP / INTP	21.4%	[ 65 ]
ENTJ / INTJ	13.8%	[ 42 ]
ENFP / INFP	21.1%	[ 64 ]
ENFJ / INFJ	18.4%	[ 56 ]
What?	2.6%	[ 8 ]
Gold, please!	8.2%	[ 25 ]
Total Votes:			[ 304 ]

[Rabbit_L]

Eh, someone needs to be typed here D:

INTJ/INTP, although some friends like to refer me as an ENTJ due to my Te function which scores very high.

To start off with I'm in the middle ground between J/P as I am very judgmental but without the mindset of "willing to stick to the plan 100% of the time." I am fairly spontaneous but I want to know what I am doing.

I score very high in term of Te, though I'm pretty sure the Ti function is also equally dominant, which makes the typing more difficult :T I'm certain that N (be it e or i, I can't tell the difference D: ) would be my auxiliary function, but test wise I often get INTJ, because usually they are more leaned on the myers-briggs interpretations (which I personally find is a dumbed down version of Jung's) than Jung's.

I dislike the letter per letter approach because the extroverted/introverted version of T/F and S/N can be very different, and from lots of tests I've taken so far they seem to decide one's extro/introversion based on his socialness, which is not the exact definition of extro/introversion.

It becomes even more horrendous when one notices that an ISTJ and an INTJ can be very different-it's not just a flip of a letter, people, their functional preferences are not even closely similar.

[Everlasting Radiance]

According to it I'm an ENFP. However, I don't know if I should take that seriously. There are many questions that are 'depends' for me.

[Wilhelm Von Cyanide]

I took both, and each time I got INTP.

[Oshnar]

I got INFP.

[Shuggi]

INFP/INFJ

[Ninja Spoon]

INTP

[Easii]

INFP

I think what a lot of people here who criticize the test's accuracy need to remember is that this type of test collects S data, therefore the validity of its measurements are entirely dependent upon an individual's willingness to report their self-assessment without distortion. Obviously rationally constructed personality tests, such as these, would be more prone to individuals answering the questions in a way that would either deny or exaggerate particular traits since it's easy to tell what's being measured with each question. Now I'm not saying that's the case for everyone, but obviously personal bias--and concern with being perceived a particular way by others--does come into play when taking a test of this sort.

I mean, who really knows someone better than the individual themselves, right? emotion_c8

[The Stories Never Told]

I was honestly quite shocked. INFJ fit me...in just about every way perfectly.

But it's a queer feeling; that of which you found something you can relate to yourself that wasn't of your own practical design...

[Levvy Bear]

ESFP~