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Tiffany
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Aug 13, 2020 03:39PM
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I've taken a few personality tests, but I don't know if they're official. My Myers-Briggs type is INFP-T and my ennagram type is 7w8 .
What kind of personality test? I’m a 2 and a 9 on the enniogram scale
I’m and extrovert but I need time alone to reset and recharge
But thise are really the only personality test tings I know of
My MBTI is ISFJ-T and my enneagram is 2w8
I like 16 Personalities for Myers-Briggs. You guys should check it out!
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I have and I got this:INFP-T
my mbti is entj and my enneagram is type 6
63% introverted 37% extroverted60% intuitive 40% observant
65% feeling 35% thinking
60% prospecting 40% judging
58% turbulent 42% assertive
Here's my full 16Personalities results:58% introverted 42% extraverted
55% intuitive 45% observant
68% feeling 32% thinking
57% prospecting 43% judging
63% turbulent 47% assertive
I'm INTP-T40 percent extraverted and 60 percent introverted
62 percent intuitive and 38 percent observant
58 percent thinking and 42 percent feeling
43 percent judging and 57 percent prospecting
25 percent assertive and 75 percent turbulent
Idk. I think I might be a mix of things 😂 INTP-T. I think is pretty correct, but I think I might also be a type 8. Hmm
INTP-T is apparently really rare, which is cool but it would be nice if somebody here was INTP-T too. I think I read something that says INTP-T makes up 3.5 percent of the population in the U.S. so right now I’m just like wow who knew I would get that?
@Em, I think my 16personalities results are correct, but ennagram. . . I've taken 3 different ones and gotten 3 different results.@Lilly My sister is INTP-T!
I know! She was so smug about having such a rare personality type
I just took the quiz and:ISFJ-A (Defender)
10% Extrovert, 90% Introvert
39% Intuitive, 61% Observant
18% Thinking, 82% Feeling
57% Judging, 43% Prospecting
72% Assertive, 28% Turbulent
My Myers-Briggs type is INFP, Introvert, iNtuition, Feeling, Perceiving xD
Em wrote: "Wow! I thought you were a total extrovert! :D"Hehe, nooooooOO, Allie is the extrovert!
i’m also an extrovert. i just took my 16personalities quiz a while ago so i forgot the exact percentages
I don't know most of them but I think my MBTI is INFJ-T.
Lilly wrote: "INTP-T is apparently really rare, which is cool but it would be nice if somebody here was INTP-T too. I think I read something that says INTP-T makes up 3.5 percent of the population in the U.S. so..."Wow! I feel special!
i’m an entj and i was reading the list of famous entj’s and gordan ramsey was on there :|
I feel like I should be more than 60% introverted, but maybe not
Adela wrote: ""ISTPs present a paradoxical picture. They appear to be lazy [there's no other word for it!] but they are really energy-conservers: constant activity does not appeal, per se. Nor are they anti-acti..."Haha
I retook the test based on how I am at school and I got INTJ-T. That means the only thing that changed is how I approach work/school. I got judging instead of perceiving. Apparently people who are judging want things to be neat and organized and people who are perceiving want things to be flexible and spontaneous. I guess I just take school seriously 🤷♀️
I just took a test, and I got INTP-T. I think it's actually fairly accurate, except that a famous INTP-T is...Kristen Stewart, who I don't actually like.
im INFP, I remember taking that test a while ago
It's supposed to be really rare, so I guess a common trait of that is that they like goodreads
AspiringAuthor wrote: "It's supposed to be really rare, so I guess a common trait of that is that they like goodreads"That's funny. I do love Goodreads though haha
Can anyone recommend a really accurate ennagram test? I've taken so many and I've never gotten the same answer twice! I've gotten 3, 4, 5, and 7 from four different tests! (By the way, I took another Myers-Briggs test and it says I'm ENFP. See, perfect ambivert!)
