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ENTP - Interesting and oddly true. I've never put much stock in these but I found this somehow bang on.The Champion Idealists are abstract in thought and speech, cooperative in accomplishing their aims, and informative and extraverted when relating with others. For Champions, nothing... more
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Reviewed by obsteve on Oct 14, 3:45am
I was skeptical, but Meyers-briggs correctly guessed my career from the answers I gave.
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Rated by insyen on Sep 15, 10:22pm
My Type is Introverted;44, Sensing;38, Thinking;62, Judging;11 Qualitative analysis of my type formula I am: moderately expressed introvert moderately expressed sensing personality distinctively expressed thinking personality slightly expressed judging personality (It was expected!)
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Rated by DrSnacks on Sep 12, 9:38pm
great bunch of pseudo-science garbage! fantastic!!!
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Reviewed by nanamomm on Aug 14, 11:16am
heres the easy test try it...
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Rated by playingwithfire1 on Jul 29, 10:43am
Jung/MB typology Personality test...eh this is like the Barnum effect and is not very useful in real life, for amusement purposes only.
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Rated by aLittleSalty on Jun 13, 2:28pm
Personality test based on Jung - Myers-Briggs typology - takes about 10 minutes. Worth the time, it is interesting and intriguing for anyone Was accurate for me.
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Reviewed by philoza51 on Jun 10, 10:20pm
personality testing, fascinating link if you have a spare ten minutes or more.
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Reviewed by Kiwirifficus on May 27, 1:17am
No thanks, I've always been an INTP.
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Rated by meeeeeeee on May 25, 3:37pm
Personality test based on Jung - Myers-Briggs typology