The Young Typology Test

Some people may describe themselves as an INTJ or ENFP. Well, those letter combinations mean something, and they are two of the sixteen personalities types from the Myers-Briggs Personality Type Indicator (MBTI). This test is a self-report inventory designed to identify a person’s personality type, strengths, and preferences. The questionnaire was developed by Isabel Myers and her mother Katherine Briggs, and the questionnaire was based on their work with Carl Jung’s theory of personality types. The letters represent the characteristics of the personality types: E-Extraversion, I-Introversion, S-Sensing, N-Intuition, T-Thinking, F-Feeling, J-Judging, and P-Perceiving, when combine they formed sixteen different types of personalities. The

I enjoyed this typology test very much. It gave me an even more wide perspective into myself that I did not take into account character wise.

Thinking, Judging, and I have an intuition. INTJ personalities often are perfectionists. They want to do better than their best. INTJ tend to be more brilliant than others. They like to think, and enjoying thinking. INTJ don’t like talking

Results from my Jung Typology Test™ turned out that I am an ESTJ-Extravert 1%: marginal or no preference of Extraversion over Introversion, Sensing 3%: marginal or no preference of Sensing over Intuition, Thinking 9%: slight preference of Thinking over Feeling, and Judging 34%: moderate preference of Judging over Perceiving. However, because I have a marginal or no preference of Extraversion over Introversion, as well as marginal or no preference of Sensing over Intuition. The test results indicated that characteristics of more than one personality type may apply to me: ENTJ: Extraverted Thinking, Introverted iNtuition, Extraverted Sensing and Introverted Feeling, ISTJ: Introverted Sensing, Extraverted Thinking and Extraverted Intuition and INTJ: Introverted iNtuition, Extraverted Thinking, Introverted Feeling and Extraverted Sensing1.

My Meyers Briggs type is INTJ (Introverted Intuition with extraverted thinking). I can say that the descriptions that I found regarding INTJ’s fit me very well, for better or worst. It gave an accurate depiction of the high value that I assign to intelligence, knowledge, and competence. It also says that these personality types make great scientist, but I hate science. I do live in my own head and think “big picture” and systematically. The report spoke a lot about the importance that the individual is socially and emotionally developed, as well as having developed senses as to not miss small details.

According to the Humanbetrics Jung Typology Test, My conformed profile is INT. This differs slightly from what I had “guesstimated” last week, when I thought that I was an ISJT. According to the site, I lean slightly toward intuition over sensing, by 6%. What this means is that I appear self-confident, even to the point of seeming arrogant; I am a perfectionist; I have difficulty with relationships but am willing to work on them (Humanmetrics, 2017).

After taking the Humanmetrics Jung Typology Test my personality type is Extraverted iNtuitive Feeling Judging (ENFJ). People with ENFJ personalities are charismatic and passionate. Many have tremendous power to manipulate others by using their remarkable personal skills and exceptional salesmanship. They believe in their dreams and view themselves as helpers and enablers. They are global learners and they could see big picture. Many ENFJ people have incredible entrepreneurial ability.

I agree, I don’t believe the two test show who I am either, but there are some traits that I can agree with as an individual reviewing my results of the tests. I think that the Big Five test pointed out some of my traits, my results states that I’m referred to as the OCEAN model of personality. I’m on the traditional side of doing things, sometime I’ll experience different structure that makes better sense or way of doing things, I’m organized at home but very disorganized at work, but it’s okay with me I can work better, I’m not big on crowds, I have some extrovert/introvert characteristics, I love talking to people I don’t meet strangers, but at the same time I like being along 75% of the time. I’m naturally a good natured person, love giving support to those that’s hard on themselves whether it’s work or life living situations. Last is neuroticism, I cope well in life everyone get down or depressed from a situation whether it’s divorce, college, children or life style. I think the test should be given by an employer not that it tells them if that employee will work out in their company, but as you mention it will provide a

This module forced me to look at my Junigian Typology of INFJ (Introverted Intuition Feeling Judging). I thrive on handling challenging demands. Being constantly busy gives me a purpose in life. The J preference indicates I’m a doer and my F preference indicates I have a strong humanitarian outlook and desire

After reading “What’s My Jungian 16 Type Personality” self-assessment I discovered my personality type is INTP, which is introverted, intuitive, thinking and perceiving. As an INTP, your primary mode is focused internally, where you deal with things rationally and logically. Your secondary mode is external, where you take things in primarily via your intuition.

The INTJ’s general temperament is a Rational or a NT. Rationals are logical, contemplative, and inquiring people (Keirsey, 1998, p. 164). They want to understand everything, and this mindset often makes them appear uninterested and detached from others. Despite this external appearance, Rationals do care, but they must intentionally focus in order to show their care to others. Overall, NTs are the world’s problem solvers who will happily spend

I have found the test really interesting. All the questions were answered honestly and with great curiosity for the output. Although I had an idea of how my behavior and my attitude is, in some parts the results really surprised me. I know for example, that I am not really the best person to hang out; therefore the grade for Gregariousness was really high. I had also found out that I can be described as a little lazy, which I cannot say it is true, or although I feel a terrible sympathy for blind people (I really don’t know why) instead of another group of disabled people, nevertheless the test indicated that my level of sympathy is low, which was quite a big shock.

My 4-letter code is INTJ, Introvert (19%), Intuitive (3%), Thinking (31%), and Judging (9%). The name for this code is “The Scientist”. It says that many INTJs end up in engineering or scientific fields. I am planning on going into some form engineering field. I agree with the introvert statement, I prefer to spend time just working on my own projects than being around people constantly. The personality page said that INTJs tend to lean to the sciences and engineering fields, and I am looking into getting an electronic engineering degree once I finish my CINT degree. So, overall this test seems fairly accurate.

According to Carl Jung's and Isabel Briggs Myers' typological approach to personality, I was characterized as having an INTJ personality type. The analysis of the Jung Typology Test data indicated that I have a slight preference for Introversion over Extraversion (19%), moderate preference of Intuition over Sensing (50%), moderate preference of Thinking over Feeling (28%), and moderate preference of Judging over Perceiving (25%). Interestingly, the INTJ personality is of one of the scarcest of the 16 psychological types and it does not manifest too often in the population. As shown by the Center for Applications of Psychological Type, in the United States is estimated that the INTJ personality accounts for only 2-4% of the population. However, in the second test, according to Keirsey Temperament Theory, my Keirsey Temperament Sorter results indicated that my personality type is that of the Guardians (SJ's). Guardians (SJs) seem to be a common personality type which I seem to share with the largest segment of the population more specific with about 40-50% of the population. Even though the INTJ personality seems more unique than the Guardians, I agree with both of Carl G. Jung's theory of psychological types and Keirsey Temperament Sorter results. Furthermore, I took the Jung Typology Test over seven years ago and got the same results. I consider myself so self-aware of my personality type that if I was asked to read each description for the different psychological types

The Myer-Briggs Personality Theory is based off of the thoughts of Carl Gustav Jung, a Swiss psychiatrist and psychoanalyst. However, the theory was created by a mother-daughter duo consisting of Katharine Briggs and Isabel Briggs Myers. The two women believed that by using the “stereotypes”, as Jung referred to them as, it could help individuals understand their unique personalities. At the crux of Myer-Briggs, lies the deciding personality “stereotypes”. These include introversion vs. extroversion, intuition vs. sensing, feeling vs. thinking, and judging vs. perceiving. Judging and perceiving, however, have two functions. Judging is thinking and feeling while perceiving is sensing and intuition. Together, these create the 16 different personality types. The differences and similarities between two seemingly polar opposite personalities, INFJ and ESTP, give insight into the human psyche.