Asperger and Myers-Briggs Personality Type

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Well I got ISTJ. Close enough?

I got INTJ.

very expressed introvert
slightly expressed intuitive personality
moderately expressed thinking personality
moderately expressed judging personality

I remember getting around the same results the two times I took the MBTI..

ISTJ

moderately expressed introvert
slightly expressed sensing personality
slightly expressed thinking personality
distinctively expressed judging personality

I got ESFP??

INTJ

You are:

* very expressed introvert
* moderately expressed intuitive personality
* distinctively expressed thinking personality
* very expressed judging personality

Honestly I am unsure how to answer most of those questions. I think this test reflects not my personality but my mood disorder or something instead.. Doing those quizes, it almost hurts it really tends to vary, all of it except I.

Still it's INTJ, I think it becomes more defined as I age.
very expressed introvert
moderately expressed intuitive personality
moderately expressed thinking personality
slightly expressed judging personality

I always get INTJ (Mastermind) or INTP (Architect) whenever I take these Myers Brigg tests. I guess J/P must depend on my mood, but I'm definitely a strong INT.

INTJ

very expressed introvert
moderately expressed intuitive personality
distinctively expressed thinking personality
moderately expressed judging personality

Hmmm. You should probably make sure you're taking the "long form" of the test, and might want to take it with guidance from a book on the topic (or a professional, to explain and clarify questions for you). Unlike many other tests, MBTI doesn't try to trick you into contradicting yourself, and your score will be MORE accurate if you take the test with someone familiar with it who can clarify the questions for you and make sure you understand what they're asking.

Here's one big tip insofar as the "extroversion/introversion" questions go -- the test isn't asking what you're capable of enduring without having a meltdown, what your current daily environment (that might very well have been imposed upon you) demands, or how society expects you to be... it's asking what kind of environment makes you feel good & happy.

Be brutally honest. MBTI doesn't have "trick questions". Don't give an answer just because you think it's the one that's morally right, socially-acceptable, responsible, admirable, or otherwise the way you think you SHOULD be. If you're still coming up with "E", even if you take the test with professional counseling to walk you through each answer and make sure you're fully understanding what each question is asking, it's almost inconceivable that you're aspie.

Out of all the axes, E/I is probably the most non-negotiable when it comes to Aspiedom. However, "false positive" Extroversion answers are also really common, especially among Aspies with ADD (which is strongly implied by "xxxP", but not necessarily ruled out by a weak "xxxJ"). Why? Due to the way many of the questions "read", it's easy to misinterpret impulsive and ADD-ish behavior as "extroversion". Back in school, my classes fell into two extremes -- I was either bored, invisible, oblivious to everything around me, and reading chapter 27 while the rest of the class was on chapter 5, or I totally dominated the class, and practically had to be bound & gagged to let the other students get a word in edgewise. The first few times I took MBTI (on my own), I misinterpreted that as evidence of "extroversion", and allowed it to color my answers.

I'm an INTP/INFP. F and T fluctuate for me.

As someone posted earlier, there is a sticky thread on this board from a long time ago about this. It does appear that there are personality correlations with Asperger's and autism. INTJ does seem to be more common, though it's less common in the general population, and similar appears to go for INFP.

INTP

89% introverted
25% intuitive and thinking both
78% perceiving

ISTJ here for me.

I just did the test - I found a few of the questions a bit hard to interpret though. My results:

Your Type is INFJ
Introverted Intuitive Feeling Judging

Strength of the preferences %
Introverted: 89
Intuitive: 38
Feeling: 25
Judging: 56

I'm either INTJ or INFJ. Usually I'm around 100 on I, 90 on N and 50-70 on J. I find the personality descriptions to be pretty accurate; I feel like I'm simultaneously INTJ and INFJ in that I feel emotions strongly while trusting logic over emotion when making major decisions.

Intp here.

INFJ/TJ - J and F are very close to center.

Your Type is
INTJ
Introverted Intuitive Thinking Judging
44 75 11 24

I just took it again and it said I'm INTJ - I guess it's a mood thing? I haven't taken it since my diagnosis so that may have affected my self-perception a bit. I haven't been socializing a lot lately, maybe that's why I'm testing as INTJ

Likely, I'm just a IN*J. =] I can't attest to the validity of these tests, really. I do know that it they helped me in the past to develop my self-perception more acutely. Here's a website I found on INTJ/INFJ:
http://www.infj.com/INFJorINTJ.htm

INTJ is a scientific bent and INFJ is a humanistic bent. I am both those things inherently.

Just for something humurous from that link above "They can clean a house faster than a tornado if company's comin'" - INTJ
So true, anecdotally speaking.

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