As someone who works in psychometrics, I’m skeptical of the validity of these things and I don’t plan on posting things like this often, but the result was pretty dead on. Perhaps it will go on the About page.
| INTP – the Architect You scored 0% I to E, 31% N to S, 76% F to T, and 60% J to P! |
| You are more introverted than extroverted. You are more intuitive than observant, you are more thinking based than feeling based, and you prefer to go with the flow rather than have a routine. The single word to describe your type is the Architect, which belongs to the larger group of rationals. You wish to sculpt the world around you. Others often find you arrogant, yet you have no desire to direct others, only to inform them. You must know the structure of things, and have a voracious appetite for knowledge. You are very rational in everything you do, and probably consider yourself smarter than most. As a romantic partner, you can be playful with great energy to get things started, but not quite as good on follow through. You may have a tendency to hurt the more emotional types unintentionally by not sharing your own reactions and feelings as you can get swept up in your own ideas and projects. You want to be appreciated for your ability to respond quickly and to fix problems creatively. You need plenty of time to yourself – therefore your parnter must respect your need for independence and originality. Your group summary: Rationals (NT) Your type summary: INTP |
My test tracked 4 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
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| Link: The LONG Scientific Personality Test written by unpretentious2 on OkCupid Free Online Dating, home of the 32-Type Dating Test |
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I did that test too! Mine is INTJ, though.
Sometimes I’m INTP too, but I think it depends on my mood.
I got stuck taking a lot of these things in the “gifted” program in middle and high school. I have a sneaking suspicion it’s because they got a discount using psychology grad students as instructors for the program, though.
I know you did, that’s where I got it from.
I was in the gifted program in middle school, but we didn’t get to do cool things like this.
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