Myers-Briggs Personality Test
Jan. 16th, 2003 02:21 pmYour Type is
ISTJ
Introverted: 11%
Sensing: 33%
Thinking: 33%
Judging: 22%
Slightly expressed introvert.
Moderately expressed sensing personality.
Moderately expressed thinking personality.
Slightly expressed judging personality.
( Description )
( Functional Analysis )
Well, I don't know how much I agree with the description given, especially the pieces I have marked in bold, but I do agree pretty well with the Functional Analysis, particularly the Introverted Sensing, though perhaps less so the Extraverted Thinking. All in all, I still think a closer approximation would be an ISFJ, like Beth, except that I think I like the Supervisor Level -- that's what i'm used to at home, anyways. And I like making decisions and holding to them. I took the test a second time, in fact, seeing if there was anything that could swing either way, and though I changed a handful of my answers, most everything was really solid and I got the same results. The problem with Psychology is they never have enough pigeon-holes.
ISTJ
Introverted: 11%
Sensing: 33%
Thinking: 33%
Judging: 22%
Slightly expressed introvert.
Moderately expressed sensing personality.
Moderately expressed thinking personality.
Slightly expressed judging personality.
( Description )
( Functional Analysis )
Well, I don't know how much I agree with the description given, especially the pieces I have marked in bold, but I do agree pretty well with the Functional Analysis, particularly the Introverted Sensing, though perhaps less so the Extraverted Thinking. All in all, I still think a closer approximation would be an ISFJ, like Beth, except that I think I like the Supervisor Level -- that's what i'm used to at home, anyways. And I like making decisions and holding to them. I took the test a second time, in fact, seeing if there was anything that could swing either way, and though I changed a handful of my answers, most everything was really solid and I got the same results. The problem with Psychology is they never have enough pigeon-holes.