Are the Personality Types as described by the Meyers-Briggs Type

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>>1548353
I think it belongs here actually, since it's talking about a very "humanities" related discussion and not some creepy/weird thing.

>>1548379
Depends on what you mean by humanities. It's a silly personality test designed on flawed assumptions with very little validity. The only people who take it seriously are psych freshmen and upper management wannabes.

>>1548391
Even if it's flawed, the discussion that this test is aimed at is personalitys, are personalitys considered paranormal or the test itself is considered paranormal?

>>1548351
no

It's neither humanities nor history.

sage, reported

>>1548429
"Personality Labels" are pretty much the same as theories about crystal harmonic chakra waves and lunar pyramid astral projections and existential realizations of divine power level anime tulpa reincarnating.

>>1548379
It belongs to psychology, which is Science and not Humanities. But it's outdated and pseudo-science, so it doesn't belong on /sci/.

You have to post it on /b/.

sage