I started out my interest in MBTI by trying various tests around the internet, and not many gave me a credible result. So i began reading more, and delved into trying to understand the different functions, and their order, as well as reading a lot of description, and now I am quite positive that I am INFJ.
However, today I went back to one of the tests for the first time in some time, and found most of the questions very hard to interpret and some even seemed misleading.
The test I am talking about is this:
Personality test based on Jung and Briggs Myers typology
and I would love your input on it.
Myself, I came out INTP (I:67, N:75, T:1, J:22), and I assume this is as weak a T preference as you can have, so I am not really contending the validity of the test results, as I am aware that my Ti is very strong. Still I am very dissatisfied with the questions of the test, as, for me, it felt very much like trying to guess what the questions really meant.
So, what would you say. Does it work for you? Do find the distinctions in the questions to be well put and meaningful? Or is it just me?
However, today I went back to one of the tests for the first time in some time, and found most of the questions very hard to interpret and some even seemed misleading.
The test I am talking about is this:
Personality test based on Jung and Briggs Myers typology
and I would love your input on it.
Myself, I came out INTP (I:67, N:75, T:1, J:22), and I assume this is as weak a T preference as you can have, so I am not really contending the validity of the test results, as I am aware that my Ti is very strong. Still I am very dissatisfied with the questions of the test, as, for me, it felt very much like trying to guess what the questions really meant.
So, what would you say. Does it work for you? Do find the distinctions in the questions to be well put and meaningful? Or is it just me?