What Is Your Myers-Brigs Personality Type?

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Your Type is
ISTP
Introverted Sensing Thinking Perceiving
Strength of the preferences %
89 25 75 11

What if Being an Asper means only a strong INTx disposition, and is not actually a disorder?

I don't know, does that mean that everyone who is not an INTx is misdiagnosed, or that the INTxes should be discounted?

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Last edited by patternist on 10 Oct 2008, 5:20 pm, edited 1 time in total.

Not sure ...

I just noticed that ISTP was left off the survey!

So, to manually re-calculate the results with 153 entries (+2 from posted messages), and dropping all fractions per the original survey algorithm:

ENFJ 0% [ 1 ]
ENFP 2% [ 4 ]
ENTJ 1% [ 2 ]
ENTP 0% [ 0 ]
ESFJ 0% [ 1 ]
ESFP 0% [ 0 ]
ESTJ 0% [ 0 ]
ESTP 0% [ 1 ]
INFJ 12% [ 19 ]
INFP 4% [ 7 ]
INTJ 33% [ 52 ]
INTP 23% [ 36 ]
ISFJ 4% [ 7 ]
ISFP 1% [ 3 ]
ISTJ 11% [ 18 ]
ISTP 1% [ 2 ]

No significant change, but Asper traits seem to tend towards INTx, INxJ, or IxTJ, with INTJ being the dominant trait. This does not mean that all Aspers are INTJ. Nor does it mean that all INTJs are Aspers.

"I" is the most significant category, followed by "N", "T", "J", "P", "F", "S", and finally "P".

INTJ (67, 38, 1, 44), but also INFJ. I feel as much as I think.

Only 1% of the general population is INTJ, but a third of autistics are. 97% of us are Introverted, (imagine that,) and 73% are Introverted and iNtuitive.

INxJ

If I remember right, I voted INFJ.

Considering that Jung intended this system for psychologically normal people, why are we using it?

Hmm ... und vey are hyoo inzistingk dat der NTs haf more rhight to takingk ziss test den hyoo?

I started this thread out of curiousity over seeing how Aspers compared to NTs on their terms.

Besides, (IMHO) the Autistic Disorder Spectrum is really a subset of the entire Human Personality Spectrum, and this survey lends credence to the idea (not a hypothesis or theory) that Aspers are just a severely defined portion of the NT population, and not just "High-Function Autistics."

Meh. It's just my opinion, and since I'm neither a behavioralist or psychologist, my opinion in this field isn't worth a damn.

What about those that don't test as INTx though? (I know I've asked this question before...humor me) - don't they count? I'm more likely to believe that there may be a tendency to start as INxx and move toward other expressions as people adapt to social stresses. I'd also like a breakdown of gender. I'm inclined to think males are more likely to test as INTx, probably largely because of environmental factors.

Well, it's like I stated in the OP:


With all that re-stated, I'd also like to see a more comprehensive poll that includes the Myers-Brigs results, and an actuarial breakdown according to age, education, ethnicity, gender, hobbies and interests, income, IQ, and profession.

Any volunteers?

But you do play one one TV....don't you?

^^ Not since 1993.

I would LOVE to be in charge of cross-referencing everyone's age/IQ/income/gender/ethnicity and profession. I have a really good Excel spreadhseet for that. Not so much with hobbies or interests, though....

I'm INTP. It only leans slightly toward the T and P parts, though, which is interesting.

I actually took this test a few years ago. Back then I was consistantly an INTP, which is what I put in the poll. However, After I had retaken the test to get the scores, I discovered that I have become an INFP. I am just going to assume I am somewhere in the middle.
% score

I N F P
78 62 25 44

very expressed introvert

distinctively expressed intuitive personality

moderately expressed feeling personality

moderately expressed perceiving personality

I remember that whe I took it years ago the "T" that is now an "F" had a very low number, like 3.

INTJ

Your Type is
INTJ
Introverted Intuitive Thinking Judging
Strength of the preferences %
67 38 75 56

Seems right X-D

Your Type is
ISTJ
Introverted Sensing Thinking Judging
Strength of the preferences %
78 12 75 33




You are:
very expressed introvert

slightly expressed sensing personality

distinctively expressed thinking personality

moderately expressed judging personality



Fits me pretty darn perfectly!