What's your Myers-Briggs type?

[Farnhamia]

INTJ, though I've scored as INTP previously (mostly a couple of years ago, today I mostly score as INTJ).

I used to score as INTJ, but I've been steadily drifting towards INTP for a while.

I bet you can score whatever you like after a few tries.

[Lemanrussland]

I used to score as INTJ, but I've been steadily drifting towards INTP for a while.

I bet you can score whatever you like after a few tries.

Oh yeah of course. I get INTJ when I try to answer the questions as honestly as possible. You can of course easily dissect most of the tests and figure out how each response affects your score (most of the questions are a bit obvious).

[Zottistan]

I used to score as INTJ, but I've been steadily drifting towards INTP for a while.

I bet you can score whatever you like after a few tries.

Or on your first try, really.

[Uieurnthlaal]

I used to score as INTJ, but I've been steadily drifting towards INTP for a while.

I bet you can score whatever you like after a few tries.

I only took the test twice. Once as part of a mandatory school test 2 years ago, the other a few months ago.

[Horusland]

I bet you can score whatever you like after a few tries.

Or on your first try, really.

Yet 'whatever you want' is useless. Unless your purpose is to create a Rube Goldberg machine to choose which lie you want the computer screen to show you.

[Redemption-America]

ESJF is mine.

[Fayt2]

it seems i skew towords ISTP
Introvert(50%) Sensing(1%) Thinking(56%) Perceiving(22)%

[Farnhamia]

Or on your first try, really.

Yet 'whatever you want' is useless. Unless your purpose is to create a Rube Goldberg machine to choose which lie you want the computer screen to show you.

True, but it also shows that the 72 questions are open to manipulation. I'm sure that if I redid the test tomorrow I'd score differently.

[Vjaarland]

INTJ

[Horusland]

Yet 'whatever you want' is useless. Unless your purpose is to create a Rube Goldberg machine to choose which lie you want the computer screen to show you.

True, but it also shows that the 72 questions are open to manipulation. I'm sure that if I redid the test tomorrow I'd score differently.

What can you gain from manipulating your score, anyway?

[Uieurnthlaal]

True, but it also shows that the 72 questions are open to manipulation. I'm sure that if I redid the test tomorrow I'd score differently.

What can you gain from manipulating your score, anyway?

Maybe people want to prove to themselves that they're a certain way.

[New Bierstaat]

INTJ, of course. I can be fairly outgoing at times, but I'm still just an introvert at heart who manages to act like an extrovert sometimes.

[Zottistan]

Or on your first try, really.

Yet 'whatever you want' is useless. Unless your purpose is to create a Rube Goldberg machine to choose which lie you want the computer screen to show you.

People never cease to surprise me and disappoint me in that field, tbh.

[Horusland]

What can you gain from manipulating your score, anyway?

Maybe people want to prove to themselves that they're a certain way.

'I lied to myself out loud, so it's certainly true! I wrote it with my keyboard, I did!'

[Farnhamia]

True, but it also shows that the 72 questions are open to manipulation. I'm sure that if I redid the test tomorrow I'd score differently.

What can you gain from manipulating your score, anyway?

Nothing, really, but it becomes more interesting when you take into account the Forer Effect.

[Lemanrussland]

What can you gain from manipulating your score, anyway?

Nothing, really, but it becomes more interesting when you take into account the Forer Effect.

Yep. This is basically how astrologists and palm readers make their living.

[Farnhamia]

Nothing, really, but it becomes more interesting when you take into account the Forer Effect.

Yep. This is basically how astrologists and palm readers make their living.

Astrologers and palm readers and people who give personality tests. George Carlin did a bit on astrology, how it was so vague it could mean anything. "'Today would be a good day to ask for a raise.' Yeah, if I had a job I would ask for a raise."

[The Blaatschapen]

I used to score as INTJ, but I've been steadily drifting towards INTP for a while.

I bet you can score whatever you like after a few tries.

*does the test 5 times*

*scores a date with a nice girl*

Yup.

Also, ENFP.

[Farnhamia]

I bet you can score whatever you like after a few tries.

*does the test 5 times*

*scores a date with a nice girl*

Yup.

Also, ENFP.

Pulled the wool over her eyes, huh?

[Horusland]

What can you gain from manipulating your score, anyway?

Nothing, really, but it becomes more interesting when you take into account the Forer Effect.

hmph
Does every error our brain makes have a name and a Wikipedia page now?

[The Blaatschapen]

*does the test 5 times*

*scores a date with a nice girl*

Yup.

Also, ENFP.

Pulled the wool over her eyes, huh?

I prefer for her to see me.

[Ancient Magmia]

INTP with some INFP traits (I think the T preference over F was 5% or something when I took the test a while back...).

The classification fits me to a tee.

[The Sivent Isles]

INTP
Introvert(95%)
Intuitive(12%)
Thinking(75%)
Perceiving(22%)

[Jumalariik]

ISFP

[Silent Majority]

Introvert(56%) Sensing(1%) Thinking(1%) Judging(1%)
You have moderate preference of Introversion over Extraversion (56%)
You have marginal or no preference of Sensing over Intuition (1%)
You have marginal or no preference of Thinking over Feeling (1%)
You have marginal or no preference of Judging over Perceiving (1%)

As you can tell by all the 1%s, I tend to get different results every time I take one of these, and the only real consistent one is that I'm introverted.