Jenna said:
then it stands to sense Jay that every sixteenth person is just like you.. surely not? Do you really fit that mould? or is it just more trivia same as knowing something bout yourself like an astrological starsign?
Thank you
Yr most obdt hmble srvt,
Jenna
Of course a personality test can never be 100% accurate. But if you want to know about me without meeting me, INFJ is a damn good guideline to go by. It's not 100%, but most everything in the discription is pretty damn close.
That test actually had me freaked out for about a month because of how accurate it was. I became obsessed with it for a while, reading and studying every type. I think that personality test is the best thing next to having an actual psychological profile. It's a great guideline to the way a person behaves. The test is very basic, covering four basic types of personality. In my opinion there are about 50 different types of INFJ's out there if you go deep enough.
Extrovert:
An Extrovert's primary focus is the outside world. Extroverts tend to be outgoing and talkative, and like to make their thoughts and feelings known to others. An Extrovert needs to be surrounded by people in order to be happy. 50% of the population in the U.S. is Extroverted.
Introvert:
An Introvert's primary focus is inside themselves. Introverts tend to be quiet and private. and like to keep their thoughts and feelings to themselves. An Introvert needs to get away from people sometimes otherwise they'll be overwhelmed. 50% of the population in the U.S. is Introverted.
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Sensory:
Sensory people are focused on the here and now, concrete reality, and things that can be seen, heard, tasted, smelled, and felt. S types are most comfortable with the tangible and the present. People who are extremely sensory can't see the forest for the trees. 75% of the population in the U.S. is Sensory.
iNtuitive:
iNtuitive people are focused on the "big picture", future possibilities, and the "hows" and "whys". N types are more comfortable with abstract ideas and theories. People who are extremely iNtuitive can't see the trees for the forest. 25% of the population in the U.S. is iNtuitive.
Sensory types and iNtuitive types are incompatible in a relationship.
Feeling:
Feeling types make their decisions with their hearts, based on the human element.
Thinking:
Thinking types make their decisions with their heads, based on hard logic.
Among men, 60% are T-types while 40% are F-types, among women, the opposite is true, 60% are Feeling and 40% are Thinking.
Perceiving:
Perceivers like to go with the flow and explore new horizons. They have a a preference for improvisation and newness. Perceivers seek to grow, to find new experiences, and to test the limits. 45% of the population in the U.S. is Perceiving.
Judging:
Judgers prefer order and schedules. They have a preference for structure and stability. Judgers seek to preserve what already exists, to follow tradition, and to maintain organized surroundings. 55% of the population in the U.S. is Judging.