based on the existence of the tests, this thread, and some responses, obviously some people, not including myselfSusperia said:I got ISFJ, whatever the hell that means.
And Kenneth: Who does believe in these tests?
Kenneth R. said:based on the existence of the tests, this thread, and some responses, obviously some people, not including myself
i'd say that's about right. I don't ever want to be referred to as a number, a statistic, something disconnected from the personal identity. I also, for reasons already stated, am skeptical of this and other such surveys claiming to divine some status from a few questions, and then classify complex ideas in simple, limited categories. I guess I prefer bigger questions, or those more external. I feel I know myself well enough without such tests, and that I am more interested in the workings of humanity as a whole, or even just larger social groups.Final_Product said:Perhaps you dislike the idea of being cateogised SO much that you refuse to put any faith into these tests?
I take the middle ground. I DO believe it possible to test for incredibly generalised personality types, but to map the variety of the human persona with a simple yes/no test must be nigh on impossible, or in the very least highly dubious.
Susperia said:Are you a sociologist? My best friend is going to school to become one... You people are incredible.
it was ENFJ according to the other thread.judas69 said:I think Kenneth would probably turn out to be an ENFP ..
speed said:A need to categorize every human like animals and insects, is a very peculiar and dangerous trait. Sociology seems like such a waste of time these days--no offense to any sociologists out there.
Susperia said:Humans are animals, accept it, get over it.