What is your Myers-Briggs personality type /soc/? Im curious

>>25652815
INTJ master race here as well.

>>25652826
In 20 years, i predict a typology war, one that we would win

Intp now. Used to be judging, but I grew out of it during college.

I'll take you on because I know you. Kidding, I'd rather form an alliance with into, best chance of survival for both groups. We're the smallest 2 groups.

INTJ represent

>>25652875
Yea true. Im talking to a girl whos INTP right now and made a really good friend with an INTP. Definitely have a very similar way of abstract though and humor is on par.

What changed in college? Better yet, how and what made you change?

I'm an ISFJ. Not sure what exactly that means but it seems fitting i guess.

>>25652905
it means youre a feeler.

You can read about it right here https://www.16personalities.com/isfj-personality

My roomate is actually an ISFJ. Hes a very, VERY shy person and takes things very personally. Not saying thats you, but just sayin'

ISFJ-A
What do i win?

>>25652936
a piece of lasagna

>>25652944
Pity, never liked lasagna.
Can i trade it for a burger?

>>25652963
No can do. All i have is lasagna and turkey legs. Would you prefer a turkey leg?

ISTP.

19/M/BI
kik: xxmick97

>>25652972
Nah. If it was chicken you might have a deal if you threw in a wing as well

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>>25653005
Idk what im suppossed to do with all these legs. Just taken one pleeeease

>>25653020
Cover it in chicken salt and we have a deal

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>>25653047
I happen to have some chicken salt + one free sample of their amazing products

>>25652815
Supposedly I'm an INFP. The description seems kind of accurate but I'm not entirely convinced yet by this science horoscope.

ENFJ. First extrovert on a /soc/ thread. Go figure

>>25652916
have a former ISFJ friend and I can attest to this. Randomly ghosted me one day b/c he found someone else irl to be his emotional crutch

>>25653826
Likewise, ENTP

>>25652815
ISTJ

>>25652875
INTJ/P is a completely different set of functions, one letter difference maybe but completely different type... that's why these dichotomy tests suck. You don't just change into the other randomly.

INFP, for the record.

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>>25652815

infp.

>>25654117
That's not always true. INTJ and INTP have different set of functions, but they operate similar and strive for similar outcomes. These tests are actually a lot more accurate than any other. Mostly cause it's based on studies on thousands of people since 1940 and not based on superstition

>>25653826
I'm also an ENFJ :^)

>>25652815
Infp/infj

Female

25

INTP-T. Didn't think I'd gain anything from knowing what category I fall under but the descriptions online were surprisingly close o.o

>>25654483
Same, anon. Same

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male, 21

>>25652815
INTJ-A.

What are your favourite types, anons?

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I am still pretty unsure whether I answered the questions the proper way.

Can anyone explain these results without tl;drs? Anyone with the same personality type here?

INTP-T (Sober)
INFP-A (Drunk)

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>>25652815

Took the test out of curiosity ; it's about as stupid as fucking horoscopes and "WAT CHARACTER FROM FRIENDS ARE U ???!! " tests. The lack of subtlety is inconceivable. How can anyone take any interest in this crap ?

Also, I got " INTP-A ", and they say I'm the same type as Blaise Pascal, which mean they actually fathom the man who wrote : " the heart has its reason that reason doesn't know " a " thinker " as opposed to a " feeler". Brilliant.

>>25654891
>WAAAAAAAAAH I DONT LIKE MY RESULTS THIS IS EXACTLY THE SAME AS MADE UP PREDICTIONS OF THE FUTURE MADE BY PEOPLE WHO ARE PAID TO SHIT THEM WEEKLY

>>25654942

I never said I didn't " like " my results (whatever that would mean). But you react as the stereotypical kid who's into all this psychoanalysis crap : " ooh you criticize something, must be because you feel personnaly offended by it, there is no way anything you point out is relevant ".

INTP-A

enfp

INTP

ENTJ-A
Fem if that matters

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INTP
robot
insane
just kill me

>>25655056
I'm an ENTJ as well! Don't like the stereotype, but I don't disagree with the personality propensities/ classification.

>>25654891
Yeah, the test is like those BuzzFeeds that line you up, but everything is so ambiguous. Most people span multiple categories and things are situation dependent. Humans love their categories, though. They fear what they can't classify. It's why people with advanced dementia are scared of couches, routines, places and basically anyone/anything they don't recognize.

>>25652815
ESFP-T according to that popular test with the cute drawings.

I'm an absolute normal person though and I rarely go on here. :)

>>25656249
What do you mean by normal?
Normal as in normie? In that case, what made you go on 4chan in the first place?
Why do you decide to go on 4chan on your freetime?
Youre truly an interesting creature.

INFJ, -A/-T

Why do I have extra letters
(I used to be ISTJ a couple years ago. Good to see I've changed haha)

>>25656266
The -A/-T are just polarized verisions of your typology afaik.

>>25653826
Another ENFJ reporting in.

Another INFJ reporting in, I just got a -T for mine. I used to always get INTJ so this is kinda new.

>>25656280
Try both tests if you care at all. If not then oh well. Just read the INFJ and see if its fitting.

>>25652815
INFP here.

>>25656280
Assertive (-A) individuals are self-assured, even-tempered and resistant to stress. They refuse to worry too much and do not push themselves too hard when it comes to achieving goals.

Turbulent (-T) individuals are self-conscious and sensitive to stress. They are likely to experience a wide range of emotions and to be success-driven, perfectionistic and eager to improve.

>>25653826
ESTP here boyo

Both the tests gave me ENFP, one giving me ENFP-T! Thoughts?

>>25656751
One of the tests doesnt really do the -T/-A

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>25656758 #
Ahh I see! It seems like a really accurate result for me to be fair! Thanks for helping out OP <3

>>25656778
No problemo. Its not like a horoscope at all. There have been hundreds of studies with tens of thousands of people who have sat down with psychologists and they separated all the personality types to make the bios as accurate as possible dependent on the questions. Interesting stuff!

>>25655304
>>25655290
>>25654956
>>25654891

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>>25656789
It really is quite interesting ;o I think people are wayyy too quick to write off stuff or judge without checking it out properly. It's kinda obvious nothing is gonna be 100% accurate as we're all individuals with some unique experiences and traits, but I find this kinda stuff super duper fascinating ^_^ I did a test for another one from a thread that was here a couple days ago or something and got this, which also felt really accurate in the categories it shows.

>>25656804
I agree. I do have to admit that i write off things that are more based on superstition, but thats cause theyre based on generalizations. The Myers-Briggs test gets pretty specific, its almost scary imo.

>>25656840
Mhm, stuff like horoscopes especially :p

>>25657108
indeed!

>>25652815
>http://www.humanmetrics.com/cgi-win/jtypes2.asp
INFJ ftw

>>25656715
Sounds about right for me, definitely too sensitive even if I don't show it on the outside

Learn cognitive functions if you want to talk abotu MBTI morons

none of these tests mean anything

cancerous to the MBTI community

>>25656715
As a current turbulent, it's frustrating!

>>25658058
They have to know what everything means first. Its good to take the test first and then learn about the little things, since it makes it more interesting and you sort of unlock how each person thinks and perceives

>>25652815
Intp-T
I can feel the autism coursing through my veins

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>>25652815
INTJ Male reporting in. Who here needs a pissed off Greg House to talk with?

OP Here btw:

When i asked this on /pol/ it was overwhelming INTJ/Ps There were only 3 or 4 other kinds in a thread of around 150 replies (probably about 30 anons or so)

/b/ was a mixed bag as well, almost like soc

entj

>>25658543
Im an INTJ and im trying to move to ENTJ. I used to be one right after highschool several years ago.

>>25658663
neat

i test istp pretty consistently in these random online tests, but the virtuoso description is way off.

i've been mindlessly going to work with zero personal/professional improvements for the past four years (kind of just go with the flow). on the weekends i stay home, do nothing, eat fast food, and buy random crap. which type is this?

all the descriptions are too positive. i also wonder how accurately i am actually answering. e.g. i like to think of myself as practical. but if that was the case wouldn't i be doing more practical/helpful things on either a personal or professional level rather than doing nothing at all?

>>25658781
that isn't a type man that's called doing jack shit

>>25658781
as to answer the "whether i am this even though i believe it and i do the opposite", that's the main problem i have with these tests aswell, as they are often up to interpretation and all, ideally youd be taking it under supervision of a specialist who would check it for you and interpret what you say. take the mediator type for instance, which tends to be the generic useless internet person and is extremely common, doesnt neceserally mean its their personality type. its just the situation a person is, and that influences that.

what is clear though is that even if the description isnt correct it still shows a pattern between people and to what people score locally in certain areas, etc, so it's useful in that sense for study but it's not really fully accurate until you yourself have a good idea of how you should be interpreting the questions correctly

>>25658781
additionally, you could try taking the test, given you're not fully sure of how you're interpreting it, with someone else.

imbti: infp
temperament: melancholic
enneagram: 4w5

>>25658781
>>25658814
This test mostly analyzes the way you process information and perceives things. Notice how it doesnt always say that a person is more or less productive depending on the type. I will admit the bios are more positive than not, but in one of the links i sent it goes through the strengths and weakness of that personality type.

>>25658781
>ISTP Strengths and weaknesses


Stubborn – As easily as ISTPs go with the flow, they can also ignore it entirely, and usually move in another direction with little apology or sensitivity. If someone tries to change ISTPs’ habits, lifestyle or ideas through criticism, they can become quite blunt in their irritation.
Insensitive – ISTPs use logic, and even when they try to meet others halfway with empathy and emotional sensitivity, it rarely seems to quite come out right, if anything is even said at all.
Private and Reserved – ISTP personalities are notoriously difficult to get to know. They are true introverts, keeping their personal matters to themselves, and often just prefer silence to small talk.
Easily Bored – ISTPs enjoy novelty, which makes them excellent tinkerers, but much less reliable when it comes to focusing on things long-term. Once something is understood, ISTPs tend to simply move on to something new and more interesting.
***Dislike Commitment – Long-term commitments are particularly onerous for ISTPs. They prefer to take things day-by-day, and the feeling of being locked into something for a long time is downright oppressive. This can be a particular challenge in ISTPs’ romantic relationships.**
Risky Behavior – This stubbornness, difficulty with others’ emotions, focus on the moment, and easy boredom can lead to unnecessary and unhelpful boundary-pushing, just for fun. ISTPs have been known to escalate conflict and danger just to see where it goes, something that can have disastrous consequences for everyone around if they lose control of the situation.

>>25658883
no i meant the QUESTIONS themselves can be up to interpretation, which can cause confusion for which type you are assigned from the test

INFJ girl

>>25658900
Ohh gotcha. Yea i agree. If theres one im uneasy about i just put "nuetral". Although most of them were straightforward for me

>>25658922
i can see most of them being interpretable differently in many ways, so it kinda messes with me. say, if it's trying to decide whether you are leaning towards extroversion or introversion, or emotional / thinking. you can certainly be thinking and aware of the fact that emotions play a very important role, thus you'd agree with many points that would point you towards emotionallity, even though you dont neceserally agree with them because you yourself feel emotional, you just understand the fact that many others are obviously emotional, and it has to be taken into account and cant just be ignored.

or take extroversion and introversion, even though you might prefer to stay to yourself, building contacts and the like with other people, managing social circles is very important. so even if you are introverted you might end up picking a lot of extroverted traits just because there's inherent value in them and that's what you pursue in actual real life situations. etc

>>25659008
Yea i see what you mean.

Though the results on the test do not use the conventional meaning. Introverted on the Myers-
Briggs typology means more that you perceive the world through your personal bias and the world changes along with yourself. Extraverted typically means on this scale that you perceive the world based on external factors.

Basically its either believing if the phrase "you are as you see the world" is correct. At least thats what i get from the test. I could be wrong though

>>25658805
yeah...i always stumble a bit on the careful planner/spontaneous related questions. doing nothing isn't spontaneous and it also doesn't require any planning (unless expecting to do nothing and then doing nothing counts as following and executing it).

>>25658814
have you or anyone else taken this with a specialist (what would be their profession be), and if so how did the supervised results compare to your self test?

>>25659008
the intro/extra example is pretty much how my sister describes herself. manages several social circles, always networking, and etc, but says it's exhausting for her to do it and considers herself an introvert.

>>25659023
>perceive the world through your personal bias and the world changes along with yourself
not sure what this means at all desu. the definitions for intro/extra on the few random myers-briggs wikis i've looked at seems pretty conventional to me.

ESTP-A

ISTJ

ESFJ here. Kinda weird being one of the very few online ESFJs but that's NEET/shut in life I guess

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To the one I took...

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My results

>>25652815
INTJ

>>25652815
INFP I think

>>25659023
again, i can identify with both of that, so it seems confusing.

First ESTJ checking in

Mine are always different, and apparently this time around I'm ESTP...

>>25652815
INTX

INFJ

INTJ

Entp

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INTJ master race incoming

>>25656720
My nigga

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INTP, why is this board all INTJ, the only other board I've seen myers briggs done is /pol/ which is all INTP, whats the pattern here?

>>25661726
The other post on /pol/ mightve been mine as well. /pol/ is pretty much exclusively intj/p (equal amount of both from my observations). There has been almost no "F" or "S" in the functions on /pol/ but there is here. I think /soc/ attracts more feminine types which are usually "S' and "F". Also the type of guys /pol/ attracts are less empathetic and outspoken in the real world. They are introverts who lack feeling and look at things as black and white. /soc/ is made up of more colorful people (im not hinting at anything)

My entire life i've been INTJ then INTP but recently since going back to college i'm ENTP at 55% EXTROVERSION, I am become normie.

>>25652815
>using a completely bogus test created by two bored housewives in the 1950's

At least it keeps the morons away from the smart people