purely in the interest of science (and statistics), i am imploring everyone to take this personality test. a bit of background: the test is based upon MBTI - myers-briggs type indicator, a system of archetypes that was prototyped by carl jung, and later put into further developments by different psychologists. each archetype has a different characteristics and has its share of traits.
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for people that don't want to take the test, please don't litter the thread with replies about likes and dislikes of tests or other. for people that have taken the test, but are reluctant in giving up their letter code because of employers or other; feel free to pm me your code. it will be kept confidential; however it may be used in anonymous statistics.
the test itself:
[please read the following only if you have taken the test or if you do not intend to take the test]
the general idea is that, through taking the test, you are being judged on four different characteristics, represented by letters; below is a short description of the letter pairs, one being the opposite of the other.
E/I: extroverted or introverted. introverted people don't like to talk much, where as extroverted people like to talk.
S/N: sensing or intuitive. sensing people are concrete in thought, where as intuitive people are abstract in thought.
F/T: feeling or thinking. thinking types tend to look more at logic possibilities, whereas feeling types tend to focus on a "gut" feeling they have.
J/P: judgmental on percieving. judging types place judgment on people faster, whether you deliver assignments on time, whereas percieving does not judge people and may be late for appointments.
each archetype will have four subtypes, and each subtype has a different letter code. to see more about your specific subtype (and in general more about the characteristics), please follow this link: