Other What is your MBTI personality?

[BaikynTakyr]

INFP here. I've gotten the same result nearly every time I've taken it (a few years ago I think I might've just barely gotten ENFP, but I've gotten more and more introverted with time, lol).

 

[yourlocal-eboyy]

INFJ
but it really depends, my results are all over the place.

 

[StarlightDream]

INFJ, I used to be an ENFP and was an INFP at one time.

 

[Dimeritium]

Last time I took it, I was an ISTP-T.

 

[Friendly_Dragon]

ISFJ-T

 

[Emeraude]

INTJ!

 

[Sele]

Hello, fellow INFJs!

 

[maladaptivedreamer]

Oooh! Big INFP gang here especially considering it claims “they make up such a small portion of the population”. I wonder why this is?

 

[The Dreamer of the Lore]

INTJ honestly surprised about it.

 

[MostlyAnonymous]

INTP

 

[Ephemeral]

If you’re interested in it, you should look into the functions that your type consists of rather than the general description they provide on the website (eg extroverted vs introverted). You will have both extroverted and introverted functions working together at different levels so everyone is technically an ambivert~
For example, INTP’s dominant function is introverted thinking but the auxiliary function is extroverted intuition (+ 2 more).

I think the cognitive functions are actually so interesting rather than just looking at the letter dichotomies (Like I vs E). Examining those just make more sense than relying on a test, imo. I’ve always wandered how a person goes about the order of the cognitive stack (Ni, Ne, Fi, Fe, Ti, Te, etc.). Like how would you know which your dominant function was if it’s something that you’re doing subconsciously.

 

[dear katara]

I think the cognitive functions are actually so interesting rather than just looking at the letter dichotomies (Like I vs E). Examining those just make more sense than relying on a test, imo. I’ve always wandered how a person goes about the order of the cognitive stack (Ni, Ne, Fi, Fe, Ti, Te, etc.). Like how would you know which your dominant function was if it’s something that you’re doing subconsciously.

i'm not an expert by any means but i do agree that relying on the test is unlikely to offer people their 'true' type. I think the main test leaves everyone thinking they are an INFP or an INTJ ;--;

I'd imagine trusting yourself to identify the order of the cognitive stacks would also be iffy. I think professionals would have far more experiences being able to identify those things in other. Still, I think MB is a great tool to encourage people to reflect on aspects of themselves that they may not deal with on a daily bases, so even if we aren't able to accurately pinpoint our type, at least we can do some introspection!

 

[Ephemeral]

i'm not an expert by any means but i do agree that relying on the test is unlikely to offer people their 'true' type. I think the main test leaves everyone thinking they are an INFP or an INTJ ;--;

I'd imagine trusting yourself to identify the order of the cognitive stacks would also be iffy. I think professionals would have far more experiences being able to identify those things in other. Still, I think MB is a great tool to encourage people to reflect on aspects of themselves that they may not deal with on a daily bases, so even if we aren't able to accurately pinpoint our type, at least we can do some introspection!

Ha ha. Perhaps. I’ve heard a lot of people tend to shift to want to be INFJs because of their “rarity”. But each type has unique and wonderful qualities to them. And I think we all possess the abilities that are applicable to each type so I’m more inclined to think that we’re more than one type or that we can grow to be other types as we progress in life.

Of course! I agree. I think being self-aware is something that’s really important in growth and developing a great connection with others. In the same token, I think we should do introspection beyond the box of personality types and boxing ourselves in. I think getting to know ourselves is a life long journey because we’re constantly changing. But I’d definitely like to look more into the identity construction and the continuity of these attributes and traits throughout a person’s lifetime. I wonder what patterns and correlations would emerge.

 

[Cross]

My test says Entp. And my best friends claim to be Infjs, so it checks out.

 

[Funnier President]

Im in-between Logician and Archetict

 

[remi-forrester]

INFJ-T.

 

[tonedeafjigglypuffs]

ENFJ

 

[Brimstone]

When I took the test, it said INFJ. Although, if I used the cognitive stack and based off from the different sites and descriptions that I’ve read, I’m resonating a lot more with the INFP traits.

 

[Ingenue]

This is really interesting to me.

There’s a lot of “N” or “Intuitives” in this forum, especially INFPs. I wonder if this test appeals to intuitives because it’s highly abstract in nature, as is the sense of identity as interpreted by an intuitive. To bring something abstract concrete to explain why they act the way they do.

For the “Sensing” or “S” types, why did you take the test? Do you find it accurate, or better yet, useful? If it was useful, what about it was resonating with you? I find sensors to be usually the type to act now and explain later.

 

[Nefertari]

INFJ

I took this test almost a decade ago and got the same result. I was expecting a different answer this time around, but it’s the same

 

[Illuminary]

Ayy, ENTP here! I know we get a bad/obnoxious rep, but it feels like that’s such an extreme portrayal. There’s some pretty “mellow” ENTPs too.

 

[ToteMaus]

I am an ISTP! Which is apparently pretty rare among women.

 

[Heatherling]

I always get INFP-T when I take the test, and yeah, that checks

 

[Blemmigan]

I've taken this test several times... but always in the guise of various characters, to get a better feel for them.

Never bothered taking it for myself, and by this point it seems like it'd be a shame to break my record.
I already know what pizza topping I am, that'll do for internet personality quizzes.

 

[Fraised]

INTP-T!
I don't think I've ever taken any one of these tests and not scored INTP, though when I was younger I used to discard those results and self-identify as an INFJ. Not anymore, though; especially after doing a unit on this very thing in college and actually exploring the -TP type more.