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Personality Test

A type of Isabel Myers and Katharine Briggs' theory is formed starting from 4 couples of two preferences being opposed (Extraversion-Introversion, Sensation-Intuition, Thinking-Feeling, Perception-Judgement) resulting in the combination of 4 letters indicating the preferences which you use the most. We all have these 8 preferences, but we use them at various degrees. Our type is composed of the ones with use the most.

Each type expresses a unique way in which the 8 preferences interact between them.

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I obtained ISFJ and I rated my result 4/5.
The analysis preety makes sense and is helpful . Thankyou
04/21/25 09:12
I obtained ENTP and I rated my result 4/5.
It looks like me. Though I do not impose on others. I let them be who they are or what they would like to become.
04/21/25 05:11
I obtained INTP and I rated my result 5/5.
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04/18/25 22:48
I obtained ESTJ and I rated my result 5/5.
Very accurate, even the E/I portion. I'm always very on the line with those, but usually tests place me 1-5% more on one side. This test however predicted 50% each.
04/18/25 22:28
I obtained ENTJ and I rated my result 5/5.
I don't deserve this result and it's extremely flattering
04/18/25 11:45
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For each pair of proposals, check a circle that approximates the proposal that best fits you according to the degree of preference. Checking to the left maximum means that you find yourself much more on the first proposal than on the second. Checking to the right maximum means that you find yourself much more on the second proposal than on the first one.

Social interaction tires me.
Social interaction entertains me.
I prefer going out in group.
I prefer going out alone.
I sometimes spend longer thinking than acting promptly.
I sometimes happen to act before thinking.
I prefer activities that make me move.
I prefer activities that make me think.
I prefer communicating verbally.
I prefer communicating through writing.
I prefer meeting new people.
I prefer to deepen my relationships.
I prefer having a one-to-one conversation.
I prefer having a group discussion.
I prefer spending the evening with groups of people.
I prefer spending the evening with a close relative.
I am often seen as a thoughtful and reserved person.
I am often seen as a dynamic and open person.
I prefer working in groups with several persons.
I prefer working alone or with one person.
1/4
I prefer to give priority to the facts.
I prefer to give priority to the ideas.
I concentrate on what could be.
I am a realistic person, I envision reality the way it is.
I remember details when they have a link with the overall pattern.
I remember the majority of the details that I have observed.
I prefer relying on my inspiration.
I prefer relying on my experience.
I prefer thinking about what could happen.
I prefer concentrating on the present moment and what's going on.
It might not be easy for me to believe in these stories if I have not personally experienced them.
It's not difficult for me to believe in esoteric stories (eg supernatural stories).
I prefer using reliable and demonstrated methods.
I prefer testing new methods.
I prefer to consider in detail all aspects of a subject.
I prefer to consider the aspects of a subject globally.
I prefer discussing about concrete and existing topics.
I prefer discussing about abstract topics and theories.
I solve problems by counting on my imagination.
I solve problems by relying on my past experience and what already worked out.
2/4

I prefer being diplomat and tactful.
I prefer to be honest and direct.

I prefer helping others expressing their feelings.
I prefer helping others making logical decisions.

I prefer to use my ability to analyze situations.
I prefer to attend situations or discussions where there is emotion.

I prefer using my convictions and how I feel to take decisions.
I prefer counting on verifiable elements to take decisions.

I prefer to draw conclusions based on logic and careful analysis.
I prefer to draw conclusions based on what I feel and what I know about life.

I try to please others.
I am naturally critical.

I prefer to be warm and friendly.
I prefer to be loyal and fair.

When there is a problem, I wonder if it’s truly important.
When there is a problem, I wonder if it’s real.

I assess the impact of my decisions on others.
I solve my problems with logic.

I decide by analyzing the causes and effects based on objective criteria of truth ("It's true" or "It's false").
I decide with my personal values ("It's good" or "It's bad") and my feelings ("I like" or "I don't like")
3/4
I prefer to get all the information I need on a topic, think about it for a while then make a quick and definitive decision.
I prefer to take the time to consider all the possible elements of a subject before and after making my decision.
I prefer change in order to keep all options open.
I prefer constancy in order to prevent what will come next.
I prefer things to happen on their own.
I prefer things to be rather organized.
I prefer my ability to adapt.
I prefer my ability to be methodical and organized.
I like to plan my life and master it.
I'm looking for understanding rather than mastering.
I trust my power of improvisation more than my planning power.
I trust my planning power more than my power of improvisation.
I prefer to adapt to my environment.
I prefer to control my environment.
I prefer to look for information.
I prefer to make decisions.
I do not tend to go back on what I decided, I switched to the next step.
I tend to keep looking and reconsidering information even if things have already been fixed.
I prefer committing myself if the others also commit themselves.
I prefer to put pressure for specific commitments to be made.
4/4

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