"Time Wasting Rules" - from Real Simple Magazine - NOT GOOD!

Okay, I finally dug up my results from when I had this test administered
several years ago by a friend who was finishing her masters in psych and
had to take a testing class.

Am I the only ENTP here? It says "independent, non-conforming and
sometimes a little rebellious and confrontational." Guess that's why I
have no problem NIP. ;-)

Meredith
Ms. Rebellious

Belphoebe wrote:

Say, is anyone else here an INFJ? Supposedly it's a very unusual
combo. Go figure.

So is INTJ, but we do seem to be here in force! Maybe we just naturally
congregate in groups like this.


--
iphigenia
www.tristyn.net

Astromum wrote:
Finally dove into this thread to see what's going on down here
in the caves of Usenet, and found this neat test. Of course, I
had to take it, and I am eNFj, lots of N, only 1% e, and equal
amounts of F and j. The analysis is really spot on.

Seems I am a rare personality: idealist teacher. But I knew that

Looks like we are very similar--I had lots of N, too! And I'm also a
teacher.
--
Be well, Barbara
(Julian [7/22/97], Aurora [7/19/99], and Vernon's [3/2/02] mom)
See us at http://photos.yahoo.com/guavaln

This week's special at the English Language Butcher Shop:
"How a seller can improve their home's value" -- newspaper headline

What does it all mean? I have *no* idea. But it's my life and I like it.

Circe wrote:
Astromum wrote:

Finally dove into this thread to see what's going on down here
in the caves of Usenet, and found this neat test. Of course, I
had to take it, and I am eNFj, lots of N, only 1% e, and equal
amounts of F and j. The analysis is really spot on.

Seems I am a rare personality: idealist teacher. But I knew that


Looks like we are very similar--I had lots of N, too! And I'm also a
teacher.

I'm not actually a teacher, although as a scientist, part of the job
is to tell people what you do and how. I did always feel strongly drawn
to teaching in high schools. AAMOF it was my fall-back option in case
I couldn't get a job in science (still is, actually).

I am very idealistic though, or actually, more a perfectionist (but
I think that is so close, they don't distinguish them). I've been
known to drive DH nuts with it, he is totally the opposite...

--
-- Ilse
mom to Olaf (07/15/2002)
TTC #2
"What's the use of brains if you are a girl?"
Aletta Jacobs, first Dutch woman to receive a PhD

G'day

Meredith Edwards-Cornwall wrote:

Am I the only ENTP here? It says "independent, non-conforming and
sometimes a little rebellious and confrontational." Guess that's why I
have no problem NIP. ;-)

Haha. Chookie and I are both ENTP too. Neither of us seem to have NIP
problems.

DrRuth

Sidheag McCormack wrote in message ...

Try this one:

http://www.humanmetrics.com/

(Jung typology test is what you want, but some of the other stuff might
also be interesting to some.)

Sidheag
edd Oct 13th

Well, I tried it twice, since there were a bunch of questions I wasn't
really sure about how to answer. The first time I came out a ISFP,
and the second time as INTP (reversing all the original questionable
answers). I find it interesting that INTP is described as "Architect"
since that's what I am! (The descriptions seemed closer, though both
rung different chords with me.)

Any other INTP's or ISFP's? I think there aren't any other architects
here, fwiw. (I'm not counting Barbara/Circe's husband, since he
doesn't post.)

I used to do needlepoint, but haven't in many, many years.

And for the record, I have no problem with NIP.

What does this prove? I have no idea...

Irene

In article , "Belphoebe"
wrote:

Say, is anyone else here an INFJ? Supposedly it's a very unusual combo.
Go
figure.

Belphoebe


I am - I thought there were only 2%?

Yup. Good thing we prefer small groups.

Belphoebe

I'm one too (a INFJ). Very strong on the 'I'.

Prob why I prefer posting in AM. It has a 'smaller' group feel, than the
other higher traffic MK groups g

L

Kate R wrote:

And add a third ISTJ. I never had problems with NIP, either. Both of
my had long catch up periods, so if I hadn't NIP, I wouldn't have been
able to keep up with all of my other responsibilities!

Kate R.

ISTJ's aren't rare and one site said that it was the most common pattern
for US presidents. I'm waiting for an ISTJ president who NIPs.
blacksalt
ex-NIPper

On Fri, 18 Jul 2003 13:01:01 GMT, "Belphoebe" wrote:


"blacksalt" wrote in message
...
Iuil wrote:

ISTJ. *Very* strong I, with no qualms whatsoever about NIP :-) - maybe
that's the J in me? And I abhor crafty needlework in all shapes and
forms.


Also an ISTJ. I was amused by one quote that sums up ISTJ: my word is my
bond.
I've had that on my keychain for years.
blacksalt

Say, is anyone else here an INFJ? Supposedly it's a very unusual combo. Go
figure.

Yep, me. I was pretty surprised, on first reading it doesn't sound
like me but then I looked at it again and it kind of does.


--
Cheryl

DS#1 (Mar 99), DS#2 (Oct 00)
DD born 30 Jul 02

Say, is anyone else here an INFJ? Supposedly it's a very unusual combo. Go
figure.


I have always tested INFJ! But when I took the test in this thread I was INTJ.
The T was very weak, though, like 1%, whereas the I was about as strong as it
could possibly be.

The tests I have taken before were a lot longer and more detailed with multiple
questions phrased differently. I think they were probably more accurate, so
I'm still saying I'm INFJ, particularly because the profile of that sounds like
me!

Leslie