I was wondering IF anyone had taken the test over multiple days and had different outcomes as I would expect from day to day some of our perceptions and outlooks on things would change. 

Also wondering IF anyone took the time to read the descriptions of their personalities including things that listed strengths and weaknesses and if they felt that it suited them entirely. 

BTW, I think these are good in the general sense but not entirely indicative of all the complexities of our personalities. Nevertheless, a fun exercise into ones thought process. 


 

Goose wrote:

Man, I rocked the introvert, non team player numbers.

Oh well,,,,

"Never win first place,
I don't support the team 
I can't take direction,
and my socks are never clean "


 

You're not alone. I lean heavier on the introvert side as well. No worries though, not everyone can be a social butterfly...err....goose. 
 

Tarnation wrote:

Here is mine:

"Your personality type is:Defender (ISFJ-T)
Does that match my on-line persona?

I love the tag line near the Knight graphic:  "We are not born just for ourselves"

Definitely. 
 

I love these things. I always come up as some variant of IN(TF)(JP), usually INTJ or INFP but someties INFJ or INTP. Interestingly, someone asked if you get different results at different times. Well, I have bipolar disorder, and I ALWAYS struggle with some of the questions because I find it hard to give an overall answer vs. the one for the state I'm in, and I definitely think that's the biggest factor in my changing "end letters."

Weirdly, though, when I took this particular quiz today, I got a result I've NEVER gotten before, ENFJ-T, The Protagonist. I know that I am not an extrovert - I am, in fact, the somewhat rare "Gregarious Introvert," which is to say that I am not at all shy, but when I need to recharge, I definitely need to do it alone or with one or two key people. But I know that my answers to a couple questions in particular - getting involved in activities at a new job, for instance - are what led them to the E. 

That ALSO said, their description is way, way, way too spot-on, and in fact, I went and read the corresponding INFJ and that was a little bit less true, so that was kinda funny.

Conspiracy Theory wrote:

Wonder what it means when you quit the test because it became boring?

 

ADHD- squirrel!