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    I have reason to believe you're the INFp or Romantic type. Click here for a description.

    Thanks for answering my questions, and I hope I could be of help. Be seeing you around._

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    I get INFP


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    Quote Originally Posted by polikujm View Post
    Click the word begin.
    Ah. My bad.

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    Result: ENTp

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    This scared me at first when my screen went blank. I got TeNi; another useless test based on shallow dichotomies.

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    Just make sure to answer every question as accurately as possible, then it should be fine.

    I get INTp.

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    Quote Originally Posted by polikujm View Post
    Just make sure to answer every question as accurately as possible, then it should be fine.

    I get INTp.
    I did, these are topical personality traits, and it's a test easy to see through. If you've ever taken an MBTI test, you know exactly what choices mean what.

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    Take a guess.
    LII-Ne with strong EII tendencies, 6w7-9w1-3w4 so/sp/sx, INxP



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    Quote Originally Posted by Mattie View Post
    I did, these are topical personality traits, and it's a test easy to see through. If you've ever taken an MBTI test, you know exactly what choices mean what.
    If the questions were easy to see through you shouldn't be getting the wrong type :wink:.
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    Too easy a test. I almost forgot how I function after all these tests. I got INTj anyhow.

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    Got ISTp. And I didn't drink nothing while taking it. That's progress.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crispy View Post
    If the questions were easy to see through you shouldn't be getting the wrong type :wink:.
    Got INTj
    The point isn't to guess your type, smartass. The test is supposed to gauge what your type is, and it didn't measure the correct parameters to get my type, nor others'.

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    You selected systematic and planful? I agree, you seem more rational from my impression. Ne dominants are not well known for being planful, they are usually very open-ended. Or else it would take away from their thought process and they wouldn't be very good at being so open and explorative. It is still normal to identify with using Ne though without being Ne dominant.

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    Quote Originally Posted by polikujm View Post
    You selected systematic and planful? I agree, you seem more rational from my impression. Ne dominants are not well known for being planful, they are usually very open-ended. Or else it would take away from their thought process and they wouldn't be very good at being so open and explorative. It is still normal to identify with using Ne though without being Ne dominant.
    "Systematic and planful," for one, isn't mutually exclusive from "open and explorative," secondly, the IMEs themselves don't predict these behaviors, it's just commonplace here to use associations like this. My point here is, this is an MBTI test and not a Socionics one; it (improperly) deduced that I was -leading by asking me if I was extraverted and logical, but -leading doesn't automatically make someone sociable and well-thought out. I went specifically by the wording of the test to see how I'd get typed, ignoring what I know my type to be, and in MBTI I usually get ENFJ, but the T vs F question was worded in a way that made me choose the T option. If we were going to go by this test, and just for argument's sake that I did get ENFJ despite the wording, this test would have told me I valued the exact opposite IAs that I actually do. The parameters of the test don't accurately go along with Socionics.

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    I have reason to believe you're the INFp or Romantic type. Click here for a description.

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    Bad test. As others have said, it's rooted in shallow and narrow dichotomies, and barely takes functional analysis into account. Ne-subtype INFjs can act rather irrational-like, for example.

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    I got INTp.

    When I went through the test again and chose "systematic and planful" instead of "casual and open ended" I get INTj.


    I feel I am "systematic and casual."
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    I scored INTp.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mattie View Post
    The point isn't to guess your type, smartass. The test is supposed to gauge what your type is, and it didn't measure the correct parameters to get my type, nor others'.
    If your mind tells you one is Rational and one is Irrational, you shouldn't be picky about the words used to describe the two, because at least you understood the main idea. To recognize the dichotomies and choose the wrong one because you don't like the phrasing is just being spiteful towards the test. I could understand if you didn't know which was which however.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Crispy View Post
    If your mind tells you one is Rational and one is Irrational, you shouldn't be picky about the words used to describe the two, because at least you understood the main idea. To recognize the dichotomies and choose the wrong one because you don't like the phrasing is just being spiteful towards the test. I could understand if you didn't know which was which however.
    The whole point of the test is to be able to accurately type someone who doesn't know Socionics or the terms. Going into the test saying "I know my type, so I should pick the choices that match my type" is stupid, why do you need to take the test? If I didn't know what any of my choices actually meant, I would have still picked the ones that I did, which is my whole point. Not to go "Oh, I know how to get my type!"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mattie View Post
    The whole point of the test is to be able to accurately type someone who doesn't know Socionics or the terms. Going into the test saying "I know my type, so I should pick the choices that match my type" is stupid, why do you need to take the test? If I didn't know what any of my choices actually meant, I would have still picked the ones that I did, which is my whole point. Not to go "Oh, I know how to get my type!"
    You know that going by this "criteria", 90% or even more on here are mistyped. I mean, are you aware of that ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Absurd View Post
    You know that going by this "criteria", 90% or even more on here are mistyped. I mean, are you aware of that ?
    People can live in their delusions, doesn't affect me

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mattie View Post
    People can live in their delusions, doesn't affect me
    I know. I don't give a damn fuck about it either, trust me. You type IEE. You Get LIE as a result. I type xxxx( ). I get SLI and so on. It has been established(?) that the test is shite, alright. Fine with me, and I ain't lying nor pretending. Let's see some action. It's about time. I was growing tired of all this blahblah and blah. That means I do accept the challenge.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mattie View Post
    The whole point of the test is to be able to accurately type someone who doesn't know Socionics or the terms. Going into the test saying "I know my type, so I should pick the choices that match my type" is stupid, why do you need to take the test? If I didn't know what any of my choices actually meant, I would have still picked the ones that I did, which is my whole point. Not to go "Oh, I know how to get my type!"
    Picking the choices that match your type is logical if you are 100% sure of your type. I just find it strange you wouldn't just take the test in your own shoes.

    I took the test to find out how it works, like all tests I take. It's not detailed enough to be accurate for the average joe, but it should get the club right most of the time, if the taker knows the vocab.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mattie View Post
    "Systematic and planful," for one, isn't mutually exclusive from "open and explorative,"
    No, but the rational can be open-ended, explorative, casual, and spontaneous, but just never as much as the Ne dominant himself. There is too much dissimilarity between the principles of rationality and irrationality to fully be capable of using Ne as the "dominant" function.

    Quote Originally Posted by Mattie View Post
    and in MBTI I usually get ENFJ, but the T vs F question was worded in a way that made me choose the T option.
    Chances are if you relate to being the logical variant of EJ, you likely mistyped yourself in MBTI. But if you relate to the ethical variant, then you're fine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crispy View Post
    if the taker knows the vocab.
    Yes, that's right. If they know the correct meaning of the simple vocab, it won't be a problem. But if they guess at the meaning then they will be biased.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crispy View Post
    Picking the choices that match your type is logical if you are 100% sure of your type. I just find it strange you wouldn't just take the test in your own shoes.

    I took the test to find out how it works, like all tests I take. It's not detailed enough to be accurate for the average joe, but it should get the club right most of the time, if the taker knows the vocab.
    I think you're missing the point of these tests lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crispy View Post
    Picking the choices that match your type is logical if you are 100% sure of your type. I just find it strange you wouldn't just take the test in your own shoes.

    I took the test to find out how it works, like all tests I take. It's not detailed enough to be accurate for the average joe, but it should get the club right most of the time, if the taker knows the vocab.
    What about people who don't understand the concepts? If the goal of these tests are to pick the one that you know are meant to correlate to your type then there's 0 point in doing them. The point of a test is to help the test-taker to better understand their own type, not to self-affirm it. The questions a test asks can be phrased in any infinite number of ways to result in any response, regardless of whether or not the underlying concept is understood by the test taker.

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    Those who don't understand the concepts will get a wrong answer. If they're smart, they will take the test multiple times to find out exactly what correlates to what and learn accordingly. They will also find which 1 or 2 dichotomies they are sure of and which are debatable, and go on looking for more tests with more descriptions. As time goes towards infinity, they will gather enough information to be sure on all four dichotomies, and therefore their type.

    You guys are just using your intuition to examine "which one I would choose if I wasn't knowledgeable". This ignores the fact that you are knowledgeable, so it's not guaranteed that it is indeed what you would have chosen. For all you know, your past, less knowledgeable self might have gotten the right answer. Normally I hold my past self in almost as much esteem as my present self, but not everyone does.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Crispy View Post
    Those who don't understand the concepts will get a wrong answer.
    Then the test is useless.

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    I think people assume too much that the concepts are difficult to understand, and Socionics is complicated, so when they take the right kind of test like this, they are automatically skeptical of the result. But if they repeat the test every now and then to gradually realize their type, they will become confident with how these basic concepts form the 16 types and they don't need to change their understanding around to make it sound more professional or intricate, or to fit around some new idea. There are hundreds of ways you could do that, and say what type you are, and none of them will help more than sticking with the basics--the dichotomies and the IM descriptions provided in the test. Though some people are obstinate and can't change back to thinking simple, and will always have distorted ideas, unless they take a long break. If someone says that you can be both rational and -dominant, then its obvious they need to step back and assess what they've already covered. Like its been said, you use every function, you can be IP and use , or be EJ and use , but you can't be realistic in saying you lead with an irrationally-ruling IM but are rational in every day life or visa versa, which means you don't actually have a dominant function, and which is wrong.

    Let's recall that Socionics is mainly about duality, so if two of you are both irrationally-led, for example, and have the dominant functions that complement one another, like and , and you are confident that you are really both IP and EP from taking the tests and learning the simple concepts, then you are starting to get the picture. From here you mainly need to focus around your experiences and not feed your enormous abstract mind with more profitless ideas, when there's already something that works.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crispy View Post
    Those who don't understand the concepts will get a wrong answer. If they're smart, they will take the test multiple times to find out exactly what correlates to what and learn accordingly. They will also find which 1 or 2 dichotomies they are sure of and which are debatable, and go on looking for more tests with more descriptions. As time goes towards infinity, they will gather enough information to be sure on all four dichotomies, and therefore their type.

    You guys are just using your intuition to examine "which one I would choose if I wasn't knowledgeable". This ignores the fact that you are knowledgeable, so it's not guaranteed that it is indeed what you would have chosen. For all you know, your past, less knowledgeable self might have gotten the right answer. Normally I hold my past self in almost as much esteem as my present self, but not everyone does.
    If you are knowledgeable there would be no need to take a test for the same reason as less knowledgeable people. What I am doing, and what I assume Mattie is doing too, is testing the validity of the test using our knowledge of both socionics and ourselves as a basis for accuracy. We're testing the test itself, not ourselves. However, in the case of other people who don't know socionics that well, they would use the test as a basis for understanding socionics and themselves, which is essentially the opposite of what Mattie and I are doing. The way we're testing it isn't by what concepts the test is "trying to get at," but rather it's how the test is specifically aiming to represent those concepts via specific implementations of words and phrasings. If those phrasings are off, then the results are going to be off as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mattie View Post
    Then the test is useless.
    As are most socionics test. The only utility in them is discovering what matches what.
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    Another thing I think people assume is that if they think they're an EII, for example, but are actually an irrational and test as so, and they recieve INFP as their type, then the result is "way off" because all the values are switched around. However that's an illusion that the type is way off, because IEIs and EIIs are similar, they have the same strengths and similar focuses. Except one type, IEI, is irrational and uses and primarily processes with a different IM that is lead by an irrational mindset, and looks for their complement in Se types, where as EII is rational and looks for a rational. The two types also have the same weaknesses, but they need to be backed up in different ways. So IEIs and EIIs are quite similar, which is why LSEs and SLEs can likely confuse the two when looking for a dual, but eventually find mistakes in their PoLR once getting to know them better.

    But its key to understand that you can't have a rationally-ruling dominant function, have a rational dual, but not be rational yourself. The IMs don't fit into that puzzle. If you accurately test as I N F and P you always have dominant , defined as how it says in the test, because rationality/perceiving is the only mindset that can fortify enough to have a continuous support. J-based has a certain flaw/disconnect, just like I-based has a certain flaw/disconnect, etc. in IEI for instance, actually has a larger disconnect than and because of two dichotomies instead of one, but because its both strong and valued, it is considered egotistical. This is why the creative function serves such a different purpose than your mirror's dominant and why interaction between the two is so stimulatingly corrective. The creative function quite different than the dominant because of this disconnect.

    As far as being dominant, it doesn't fit as being irrationally-ruling, there is not enough support for it, but as an irrational you can still often use it without valuing it, especially if its strong, it can be a large part of your thought process.

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    I have actually gotten INFj. Not bad.

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    "Open-ended" sounds like Ne. "Casual" sounds like alpha and/or Si/Ne values. That's how I end up identifying with it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by polikujm View Post
    Another thing I think people assume is that if they think they're an EII, for example, but are actually an irrational and test as so, and they recieve INFP as their type, then the result is "way off" because all the values are switched around. However that's an illusion that the type is way off, because IEIs and EIIs are similar, they have the same strengths and similar focuses. Except one type, IEI, is irrational and uses and primarily processes with a different IM that is lead by an irrational mindset, and looks for their complement in Se types, where as EII is rational and looks for a rational. The two types also have the same weaknesses, but they need to be backed up in different ways. So IEIs and EIIs are quite similar, which is why LSEs and SLEs can likely confuse the two when looking for a dual, but eventually find mistakes in their PoLR once getting to know them better.

    But its key to understand that you can't have a rationally-ruling dominant function, have a rational dual, but not be rational yourself. The IMs don't fit into that puzzle. If you accurately test as I N F and P you always have dominant , defined as how it says in the test, because rationality/perceiving is the only mindset that can fortify enough to have a continuous support. J-based has a certain flaw/disconnect, just like I-based has a certain flaw/disconnect, etc. in IEI for instance, actually has a larger disconnect than and because of two dichotomies instead of one, but because its both strong and valued, it is considered egotistical. This is why the creative function serves such a different purpose than your mirror's dominant and why interaction between the two is so stimulatingly corrective. The creative function quite different than the dominant because of this disconnect.

    As far as being dominant, it doesn't fit as being irrationally-ruling, there is not enough support for it, but as an irrational you can still often use it without valuing it, especially if its strong, it can be a large part of your thought process.
    True enough about the creative function being a sort contrast to the leading function. However, your theory that "P" corresponds to an irrational leading function is not necessarily true. It depends very much on what qualities are ascribed to J/P. Think about it this way; an IEI has irrational introversion, but rational extraversion in their conscious blocks (Ego and superego). Thus the extraverted activities (at least the ones that they are consciously aware of) of an EII are irrational or "P". It takes an understanding of a JiPe type's subjective life experiences/expressions to notice their true Rational nature, yet on the onset of a relationship and in all adapted aspects of their persona they would appear irrational (Rather, it would appear that the Ij has an irrational understanding of objective influences and a rational understanding of their subjective composition).

    The "outer" lifestyle of an Ne or Se creative may be relaxed, casual, disorderly, chill, fluid, artful, or whatever else you might want to ascribe to P. Their "inner" life is not as apparent to an observer, which is exactly how things should be, otherwise their subjectivity would distort a balance that is only "fair" when determined by an objective function. Pe and Je rarely take notice of consistent psychic states (introversion), unless of course it represents the entirety of the subject-matter under scrutiny.
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