i've taken this test multiple times over the years and have always gotten INTJ, save for one time when it was INTP. reading the in depth analysis about my type really opened my eyes to who i am and why i do things i do. i made sense of a lot of things that happened in the past and brought a lot of clarity to me and helped me embrace who i am. there is much more to this than horoscopes.
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Originally Posted by ExistenceNow
I never know how to answer these things because my answer will differ wildly depending on the context.
"You do not mind being the center of attention."
In what scenario? There are times that I would relish it, and times I would absolutely dread it.
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answer it "in general" if theres some times you would love it and some times you would hate it, then answer in the middle. if you're more one or the other, then answer leaning towards that way.
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Originally Posted by dmbetc
I equate these things to horoscopes. There's a few questions trickled in there that are key questions, pointing you to a specific type.
Then you read the description, and like with a horoscope, you are able to pull out similarities to yourself.
I know I'm an introvert, I know I'm kind and interested in feelings and listening to people rather than talking to people. But, as a psychology major, it's still interesting to me to read "detailed" theories.
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you have to read the detailed description, which is pages long. there is much more than just horoscope generalities. reading about my type allowed me to think back on a lot of situations in the past and how i handled them. i handled them the way i did because thats how i'm wired to. i've never come across anything else that was a more accurate description of who i am as a person than this test.