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You scored 28 Extroversion, 65 Intuition, 10 Emotional, and 33 Spontaneity! INTJ
Independent, innovative, logical and driven by the inner world of ideas
and possibilities, the INTJ often appears to others as a quietly
self-confident (and sometimes stubborn) critic of the status quo,
convinced that reality can be altered, the future reshaped. Wherever
there is a need for change in systems, programs, concepts or theories,
INTJs will be working behind the scenes to reorganize and revise. This
type's focused attention to the personal mission may be inspiring or
frankly obsessive, depending on the observer's viewpoint or the success
of the enterprise. Introspective and somewhat shy, INTJs place their
trust in logical analysis and intuition to guide their thoughts and
decisions. More feeling types may find them chilly, and more practical
types accuse them of being unrealistic, but INTJs take their cues
mostly from those they recognize as intelligent. Often attracted to
theoretical, analytical and methodological areas of inquiry, INTJs
succeed in a wide variety of fields, from ones heavily dependent on
mathematics and science to more philosophical, literary or applied
disciplines.
Relationships
INTJs believe in constant growth in relationships, and strive for
independence for themselves and their mates. They are constantly
embarking on "fix-up" projects to improve the overall quality of their
lives and relationships. They take their commitments seriously, but are
open to redefining their vows, if they see something which may prove to
be an improvement over the existing understanding. INTJs are not likely
to be "touchy-feely" and overly affirming with their mates or children,
and may at times be somewhat insensitive to their emotional needs.
However, INTJs are in general extremely capable and intelligent
individuals who strive to always be their best, and be moving in a
positive direction. If they apply these basic goals to their personal
relationships, they likely to enjoy happy and healthy interaction with
their families and friends.
Strengths
Not threatened by conflict or criticism
Usually self-confident
Take their relationships and commitments seriously
Generally extremely intelligent and capable
Able to leave a relationship which should be ended, although they may dwell on it in their minds for awhile afterwards
Interested in "optimizing" their relationships
Good listeners
My test tracked 4 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
You scored higher than 33% on Extroversion
You scored higher than 32% on Intuition
You scored higher than 3% on Emotional
You scored higher than 23% on Spontaneity
Link: The Ultra Ultimate Personality Test written by zip_adeedoodah on Ok Cupid, home of the 32-Type Dating Test
You scored 28 Extroversion, 65 Intuition, 10 Emotional, and 33 Spontaneity! INTJ
Independent, innovative, logical and driven by the inner world of ideas
and possibilities, the INTJ often appears to others as a quietly
self-confident (and sometimes stubborn) critic of the status quo,
convinced that reality can be altered, the future reshaped. Wherever
there is a need for change in systems, programs, concepts or theories,
INTJs will be working behind the scenes to reorganize and revise. This
type's focused attention to the personal mission may be inspiring or
frankly obsessive, depending on the observer's viewpoint or the success
of the enterprise. Introspective and somewhat shy, INTJs place their
trust in logical analysis and intuition to guide their thoughts and
decisions. More feeling types may find them chilly, and more practical
types accuse them of being unrealistic, but INTJs take their cues
mostly from those they recognize as intelligent. Often attracted to
theoretical, analytical and methodological areas of inquiry, INTJs
succeed in a wide variety of fields, from ones heavily dependent on
mathematics and science to more philosophical, literary or applied
disciplines.
Relationships
INTJs believe in constant growth in relationships, and strive for
independence for themselves and their mates. They are constantly
embarking on "fix-up" projects to improve the overall quality of their
lives and relationships. They take their commitments seriously, but are
open to redefining their vows, if they see something which may prove to
be an improvement over the existing understanding. INTJs are not likely
to be "touchy-feely" and overly affirming with their mates or children,
and may at times be somewhat insensitive to their emotional needs.
However, INTJs are in general extremely capable and intelligent
individuals who strive to always be their best, and be moving in a
positive direction. If they apply these basic goals to their personal
relationships, they likely to enjoy happy and healthy interaction with
their families and friends.
Strengths
Not threatened by conflict or criticism
Usually self-confident
Take their relationships and commitments seriously
Generally extremely intelligent and capable
Able to leave a relationship which should be ended, although they may dwell on it in their minds for awhile afterwards
Interested in "optimizing" their relationships
Good listeners
My test tracked 4 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
You scored higher than 33% on Extroversion
You scored higher than 32% on Intuition
You scored higher than 3% on Emotional
You scored higher than 23% on Spontaneity
Link: The Ultra Ultimate Personality Test written by zip_adeedoodah on Ok Cupid, home of the 32-Type Dating Test