Take the Jung personality test!

INTP

Introverted = 89
Intuitive = 88
Thinking = 88
Perceiving = 22

I have never gotten INTJ, so I can say I'm consistently INTP. I have read that if you score 10 points or under of any given trait, you can just as well be the other personality type (for instance, if you get INTJ, but the Judging trait is only 2, you could probably just as well be an INTP, or carry equal amounts of both kinds of personalities).

INTJ

Introverted 100
Intuitive 62
Thinking 62
Judging 33


Didn't like the test. Questions were too vague, answers too extreme. There were I few I didn't understand, and there were a few I couldn't really answer with a yes or no. I don't really get what the results say either. I agree with the 100% introverted. It also makes sense that my intuitive and thinking are equally high. Have no idea what judging is supposed to mean.

Interesting resource about INTP women:
http://typeandculture.org/Pages/C_papers93/9Barger_K.pdf

Razami wrote:INTJ

Introverted 100
Intuitive 62
Thinking 62
Judging 33


Didn't like the test. Questions were too vague, answers too extreme. There were I few I didn't understand, and there were a few I couldn't really answer with a yes or no. I don't really get what the results say either. I agree with the 100% introverted. It also makes sense that my intuitive and thinking are equally high. Have no idea what judging is supposed to mean.

judging is where you are organized, like to plan ahead, usually follow rules and think they're important, plan things out, think then act, etc. perceptive is when you're disorganized, improvise and make things up as you go along, don't like rules and plans, act then think, usually more laid back, etc.

INTP
I=78
N=38
T=88
P=22
Scored a bit lower then normal on the introverted scale of things...still trying to differentiate whether or not I'm schizoid.

Just a tip for everyone, the scores only indicate how clear your preferred/dominant function is. Otherwise the numbers are meaningless.

If you get a low score on any of the traits, it could be that on a different day or if the questions were worded differently, you would have scored the opposite trait. So in this instance, it can be worth reading the other profiles that would match.

People like to believe that the score represents how much you have that trait, i.e. how extraverted or introverted you are. However the purpose of these types of tests/questions is to determine your dominant functions, and not their strength/severity.

Viinasu wrote:judging is where you are organized, like to plan ahead, usually follow rules and think they're important,

Not really:
"Masterminds do not feel bound by established rules and procedures, and traditional authority does not impress them, nor do slogans or catchwords. Only ideas that make sense to them are adopted; those that don't, aren't, no matter who thought of them. Remember, their aim is always maximum efficiency."

That's exactly how I work. If something's stupid - get lost, I won't obey.
I am extremely disorganised though I have 1000 ideas per minute - it's hard for me to pick one and then work on it. That's probably why I have J/P personality.

Viinasu wrote:judging is where you are organized, like to plan ahead, usually follow rules and think they're important, plan things out, think then act, etc. perceptive is when you're disorganized, improvise and make things up as you go along, don't like rules and plans, act then think, usually more laid back, etc.

I think before I act. I think carefully about the possible consequences and take the best action available. So I'm not impulsive. I don't plan ahead though. I live in the moment and see where that brings me. Don't have any plans for the future, let's first just finish my study, the year, the week, the day. Can't really call myself very organized either.
I hate rules and authority, I want to be free and do the things I want to do, without anyone trying to control me. Rules are either obvious or idiotic anyway. Rules are for stupid people. I do not feel obliged to obey rules I don't agree with. But I usually do because I need something from them. I won't get any diplomas if I don't obey the rules of school, I don't get any money if I don't obey the rules of my work. I'd prefer not to be part of any such group, institution or structure at all. But to survive I'm gonna have to, and I hate it. My dream is to go somewhere uninhabited and live there completely on my own.

I wonder where that puts me on the judging/perceptive spectrum.

Razami wrote:

Viinasu wrote:judging is where you are organized, like to plan ahead, usually follow rules and think they're important, plan things out, think then act, etc. perceptive is when you're disorganized, improvise and make things up as you go along, don't like rules and plans, act then think, usually more laid back, etc.

I think before I act. I think carefully about the possible consequences and take the best action available. So I'm not impulsive. I don't plan ahead though. I live in the moment and see where that brings me. Don't have any plans for the future, let's first just finish my study, the year, the week, the day. Can't really call myself very organized either.
I hate rules and authority, I want to be free and do the things I want to do, without anyone trying to control me. Rules are either obvious or idiotic anyway. Rules are for stupid people. I do not feel obliged to obey rules I don't agree with. But I usually do because I need something from them. I won't get any diplomas if I don't obey the rules of school, I don't get any money if I don't obey the rules of my work. I'd prefer not to be part of any such group, institution or structure at all. But to survive I'm gonna have to, and I hate it. My dream is to go somewhere uninhabited and live there completely on my own.

I wonder where that puts me on the judging/perceptive spectrum.

Sounds more like me and I'm definitely INTP. I generally observe rules only when I think they're actually logical and useful. Mindless rules that are just made for sheeple I generally just ignore. I plan for the future and think about possible pathways derived from choices, but my life isn't structured. It's like, 'oh, let's see what'll happen when the time comes.' I'm not organized. I don't have any set times/days to do anything. Even sleeping and waking, I'll just do what I feel like, whether that's going to bed at 6 am and sleeping until 7 pm or whatever I feel like (provided I don't have work). Some people revolve around a schedule. I just do what I feel like doing at any particular moment in time.

INFJ