Myers-Briggs personality test - what type are you?

Your Type is
ESFP
Extraverted Sensing Feeling Perceiving


You are:

* slightly expressed extravert
* slightly expressed sensing personality
* distinctively expressed feeling personality
* slightly expressed perceiving personality




ehm... now is that okay i think? o.o;


edit: the recommended carreer
www.humanmetrics.com...6&TF=-62&JP=-22

things i really wish to do XD
acting, performing
or design
or dressmaking.

principessa wrote:

yaaa, we'll gonna take over the world *muahaha*
Oh, wait. That wouldn't fit our personality.... Hmmmm....

We'd take over the world and they would never know it.

LOL sounds great

Mimi wrote:

Your Type is
ESFP
Extraverted Sensing Feeling Perceiving


You are:

* slightly expressed extravert
* slightly expressed sensing personality
* distinctively expressed feeling personality
* slightly expressed perceiving personality




ehm... now is that okay i think? o.o;


edit: the recommended carreer
www.humanmetrics.com...6&TF=-62&JP=-22

things i really wish to do XD
acting, performing
or design
or dressmaking.

Sounds like a fun personality type.

I studied this test long ago, and part of what stuck with me was "opposites attract". Similar types can still get along great, the more giving being the more amicable ones... but people tend to seek out opposites. Somewhere out there is our other "half."

Qualitative analysis of your type formula

You are:
slightly expressed introvert
moderately expressed intuitive personality
moderately expressed feeling personality
moderately expressed perceiving personality

Introverted iNtuitive Feeling Perceiving

INFPs never seem to lose their sense of wonder. One might say they see life through rose-colored glasses. It's as though they live at the edge of a looking-glass world where mundane objects come to life, where flora and fauna take on near-human qualities.
Their extreme depth of feeling is often hidden, even from themselves, until circumstances evoke an impassioned response.
Introverted Feeling
INFPs live primarily in a rich inner world of introverted Feeling. Being inward-turning, the natural attraction is away from world and toward essence and ideal. This introversion of dominant Feeling, receiving its data from extraverted intuition, must be the source of the quixotic nature of these usually gentle beings. Feeling is caught in the approach- avoidance bind between concern both for people and for All Creatures Great and Small, and a psycho-magnetic repulsion from the same. The "object," be it homo sapiens or a mere representation of an organism, is valued only to the degree that the object contains some measure of the inner Essence or greater Good. Doing a good deed, for example, may provide intrinsic satisfaction which is only secondary to the greater good of striking a blow against Man's Inhumanity to Mankind.

Extraverted iNtuition
Extraverted intuition faces outward, greeting the world on behalf of Feeling. What the observer usually sees is creativity with implied good will. Intuition spawns this type's philosophical bent and strengthens pattern perception. It combines as auxiliary with introverted Feeling and gives rise to unusual skill in both character development and fluency with language--a sound basis for the development of literary facility. If INTPs aspire to word mechanics, INFPs would be verbal artists......and so on:
typelogic.com/infp.html

ENFJ


You are:
moderately expressed extravert
distinctively expressed intuitive personality
moderately expressed feeling personality
slightly expressed judging personality

ISTJ

# slightly expressed introvert (22%)
# slightly expressed sensing personality (1%)
# slightly expressed thinking personality (1%)
# slightly expressed judging personality (11%)

lol, I'm so in the middle

INTJ and I am working in the field the test suggested.


I did this test before but dont remember my result in the past. Wonder if I changed.


Anyway, my (chicken and egg) question will be - Did my education and career turn me into an INTJ or I was born to work in this field?

ENTP

typelogic.com/entp.html