Comments | aethyrflux: MBTI's R US!

aethyrflux

MBTI's R US!

Apr 01, 2003 14:27

almost two years ago, i discovered the MBTI through studying the IFA.

at that time, harliquinmayhem and i took an MBTI quiz, i was an ENTP, and she was an ENFP.

recently, i took this online quiz, and i am an ENFJ ( Read more... )

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uniformteaching April 1 2003, 14:17:54 UTC

Hah, I got ENTP...

Extraverted (E) 64% Introverted (I) 36%
Intuitive (N) 59% Sensing (S) 41%
Thinking (T) 65% Feeling (F) 35%
Perceiving (P) 91% Judging (J) 9%

Take that!

engarde! aethyrflux April 2 2003, 07:10:49 UTC

well, i think that it suits you better, anyway.
me, not so much, anymore...

how was the concert?
i didn't even get to go skating, too much schoolwork...

Re: engarde! uniformteaching April 2 2003, 07:55:21 UTC

Sigur Ros was pretty damn incredible. Hey don't for get the RollerRave Sunday. Should be a good time...

balance anonymous April 8 2003, 19:21:41 UTC

I get a lot in interpreting these from examining not just the particular one of sixteen outcomes but the degree of balance between the polarized choices. For example, aethyrflux has a mean difference of 29% between his endorsement of the two extremes.

Re: balance aethyrflux April 9 2003, 02:04:35 UTC

aha ( ... )

Re: balance silverize November 26 2006, 07:06:23 UTC

You're not fooling me.
10 bucks says the Anonymous "balance" guy was actually you. ;)

Re: balance aethyrflux November 27 2006, 19:29:05 UTC

actually, it really wasn't me (and you don't you don't have to pay up with cash)!
and although i really should apply more statistical analysis to these sorts of things, i was actually criticizing the anonynous poster's theory that balance between the poles was necessarilly a good thing.
for instance, in some jobs or under certain conditions, a particular preference for one pole or another is appropriate.
however, in other fields or situations, a balance can be beneficial...