I did my original Myers Briggs test in a hard copy booklet, then we trotted up our scores for the prof to take and classify. I recall that my introvert/extrovert answers were within a point of each other and did wonder how that affected the outcome. It came out ENFP but taking it online some years later it was INFP (and generally swings back & forth now technology makes for accessibility).
My question is, as the initial trait sets up the rest, what the heck am I? Either the introverted thinking or the extroverted thinking, for example, can each or both apply depending on the day and the given situation ♀️
In the meantime, I call myself an Ambivert on the rare occasions it come up in conversation.
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I did my original Myers Briggs test in a hard copy booklet, then we trotted up our scores for the prof to take and classify. I recall that my introvert/extrovert answers were within a point of each other and did wonder how that affected the outcome. It came out ENFP but taking it online some years later it was INFP (and generally swings back & forth now technology makes for accessibility).
My question is, as the initial trait sets up the rest, what the heck am I? Either the introverted thinking or the extroverted thinking, for example, can each or both apply depending on the day and the given situation ♀️
In the meantime, I call myself an Ambivert on the rare occasions it come up in conversation.