16 Personalities Test

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A very interesting personality test:

https://www.16personalities.com

My result is ENTP-A, or "Debater":

https://www.16personalities.com/personality-types

Which is what I'm doing on this forum as well. Debating.

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My result is INFP-A or "Mediator", which I think is quite fitting. I am more introverted though and I try to stay out of things. If I was assertive, I would've put that SJW group in my school in their place a long time ago.

INTP-T 'Logician'

I usually get INTJ on these tests

reading it, some of it is spot on whereas some other stuff they say is the complete opposite.

I got INTJ-T (Architect). Reading through the characteristics of this particular type, I'd say that it's a fairly accurate description of my own personality.

INTJ-T... same as last year.

Incidentally, responses of "I do not agree with my result" or "I don't trust personality tests" are irrelevant to the poll question posed.

It seems I'm a INFP-T( Mediator)

Hello, my fellow mediator.

Sup, m'boy

Honestly, I have always found the idea of these personality tests to be rather neat, but in theory it does not work because of how complex and adaptable the human brain is. You can have many traits from different personality types, the test does not take that into the equation.

Now it just happens that ISTP-T perfectly describes me which is odd, but there still has to be faults with it. Any thoughts?

INFJ-A. The description does fit me almost perfectly.

INTJ-A

The few, the proud, the megalomaniacal.

Actually I'm intermediate between two types: ENTP-A ("Debater") and ENFP ("Campaigner").

That is because I score very close to 50:50 on the Thinking-Feeling (T-F) spectrum.

I took the test twice (once in English, once in Polish) and I scored ENTP-A and then ENFP-A.

INFP-T "Mediator"

My brother!

INFP-T. Which is no surprise.
In 1980s for a new job Dad was taking he did this thing and just for fun Mom, my brother, and I did to.
The three of them were ISTJ.
I was INFP with the I and N almost off the chart.
It certainly validated the great difference I had felt from my family. They would kind of roll their eyes when I would say things like, Look, I'm not like you, I don't think like you. I don't know what it is, but I'm not like you, I don't belong here.

I will say I'm an INTP-T and I spent years believing and testing as if I were an INTJ. I think that my desire for routine and sameness of things around me made me test INTJ when in reality I prefer abstract philosophical thinking and I'm easily bored by repetitive concrete subjects.