What Jungian or Myers-Briggs Personality Type are you

[bulldogproud2]

I just did an online Myers-Briggs test and enjoyed learning the results. These tests do seem to work pretty well in assessing your personality type - my results were INFJ.
Tests can be found here, if you are interested. They only take about five minutes to complete.

http://www.humanmetrics.com/cgi-win/JTypes2.asp

[CENTURION]

ESTJ

[Pseudo]

These tests fail to acknowledge the existence of a 17th personality type.

This personality is best described as "the sort of person who holds Myers-Briggs personality tests in contempt and will answer the questions randomly if forced to take one".

That's my personality type.

[dedja]

ENTJ

[RustyCage]

INFJ

[JAS]

INTJ

Regards
JAS

[Brucetiki]

ISTJ

Yes, I'm a loner

[CK]

ENFJ

[The Ash Man]

ESTJ

[CENTURION]

ESTJ

once again, there is my connection to Norwood people, even have the same personality traits. I need an exorcist.

[The Ash Man]

ESTJ

once again, there is my connection to Norwood people, even have the same personality traits. I need an exorcist.

Or maybe you just have a better personality than most Centrals supporters

[CENTURION]

ESTJ

once again, there is my connection to Norwood people, even have the same personality traits. I need an exorcist.

Or maybe you just have a better personality than most Centrals supporters

didn't think of that!

[Wedgie]

ENTJ

[Pseudo]

WANK

[Booney]

You get to question 28 and become board?

Y / N

You answer a trivial question flipantly, then get bamboozled by a question asking about the complexity of life?

Y / N

[Psyber]

ENFJ
It is consistent - my score was the same years ago - and the description fits: http://typelogic.com/enfj.html
I ran across this in about 2003, when I was co-located with a rather odd Psychologist who ran his practice on this concept, and Zen principles.

[Bum Crack]

ESTJ

[redwhiteandblueblooded]

ISTJ

[redandblack]

INFJ.

[bulldogproud2]

Interesting that we already have three of us who are INFJ as this is regarded as the rarest of the sixteen personality types, representing less than 3% of the population. Some famous INFJ's have included Mother Teresa, Gandhi... but also Hitler!
Cheers