Jung to the Max ...

[percival]

So - what all tests that I've done so far seem to agree on is that I am I, N, F.

But so far, I've had one J vs. two P's.

The results of the humanmetrics test are:

• moderately expressed introvert


• moderately expressed intuitive personality


• distinctively expressed feeling personality


• moderately expressed judging personality

Where does this leave me? Well, I took this test when I was feeling reasonably happy - at peace with my J tendencies.
The descriptions sound encouraging - INFJs appear to be well suited to counselling, a career option I'd be more than happy with.
It means I could combine my analytical skills with my deep-seated desire to help others.

Comments

[soupytwist.livejournal.com]

Heh, I'm always INT, but have been getting Js recently where normally I'm a P. Go us boundary-blurrers. :)

[themorningstarr.livejournal.com]

I usually get ENFP, but my E score has gone from distinctive to moderate lately.

Where did you take these?

[lotrfan.livejournal.com]

I remember taking a Meyers-Brigg test in 10th grade for our counselors...I'm an INFJ, and apparently, we're a very rare breed - plus some of us are psychic. I'd say go for that one...it makes you look good ;)

BTW, thanks for commenting so much in my journal. I thought I'd return the favour, just so you know that I care about you as much as you care about me, I'm just a lazy bum most of the time.

~rose

Re: Where did you take these?

[perceval.livejournal.com]

it's right here. (http://www.humanmetrics.com/cgi-win/JTypes2.asp)

as for the comments: I'm the same - can be silent for a *loooong* while in between contacting my friends :) So I know how to be patient :P

percival

[calanthe-b.livejournal.com]

INTJ. Not surprisingly. I did the Myers-Briggs thing years back, through my uni counselling service, but nothing's changed since them.

We make 4% of the general population, I believe. Sheesh...I never could do things the easy way!