What is YOUR Myers-Briggs personality? - Page 11

wow thats almost all true for me

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Originally Posted by donunus 

wow thats almost all true for me

Me too ...  although a good friend of mine did it and it was mostly way off.  Aside from the test being rather generalized, perhaps some of us aren't good at, or perhaps, aren't completely honest, with our self-assessments. 

and again for those who missed it:  What they mean:

http://similarminds.com/jung/entp.html

ENTJ

11% 50% 38% 22% respectively

I have always been interested in the MB, my first 2 degrees are in Psychology (inc Psychometrics) and I know several Psychometricians, MB has always made me a bit uneasy, I have doubts about the false dichotomy nature of many of the questions and the fixed nature of the "type" assignment.

http://www.indiana.edu/~jobtalk/HRMWebsite/hrm/articles/develop/mbti.pdf

For the record I always score INTJ , last time I was (100,55,96,100) but I know how to game the test somewhat.

INTP here, and a huge fan of Jung. Anyone have any opinions about socionics?

ENTJ - Just like Nixon.

sorry guys and girls - I've taken this test a few times at different points in my life, and got different results.

so apparently either the test is flawed, or I have multiple personalities, which again some test would have to prove ;-)

what I'm saying is, please do NOT invest some online questionnaire with too much credibility.

that would be like blindly buying what head-fiers write about around here! 

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Originally Posted by melomaniac 

sorry guys and girls - I've taken this test a few times at different points in my life, and got different results.
 

You and 47% of all persons who take the test multiple times, the test is also age-sensitive and cannot reliably be given to those under 18 or over 70, the paper I cited mentions a few other problems, ETS dropped Myers-Briggs after they evaluated it.

okay, today I'm an "ENTJ field marshal". I'm safely between 18 and 70, too. and I've taken more complex tests for various employers that to me seemed closely related to this basic methodology. I have doubts. what type does that make me? ;-)
 

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Originally Posted by nick_charles 

You and 47% of all persons who take the test multiple times, the test is also age-sensitive and cannot reliably be given to those under 18 or over 70, the paper I cited mentions a few other problems, ETS dropped Myers-Briggs after they evaluated it.