Socionics Tests

[Persephone]

I made the test again, got the dynamic TPE with introverted types first, again.

And tried the one that Aylen did:
Intuitive Ethical Introvert

Esenin. IEI often has feelings about the outcome of some actions or situation, being able to say whether the outcome is good or bad, but most of the time not able to explain why or what exactly will happen. Often they are lost in their dreams or thoughts, not noticing what is going on around them. They can influence the emotional atmosphere in a company of people, though the more people are present, the harder it is for the IEIs due to their introversion

[Amber]

I made the test again, got the dynamic TPE with introverted types first, again.

And tried the one that Aylen did:
Intuitive Ethical Introvert

Esenin. IEI often has feelings about the outcome of some actions or situation, being able to say whether the outcome is good or bad, but most of the time not able to explain why or what exactly will happen. Often they are lost in their dreams or thoughts, not noticing what is going on around them. They can influence the emotional atmosphere in a company of people, though the more people are present, the harder it is for the IEIs due to their introversion

In the color test I'm SEE now. Coz you see ...this summer I like red/burgundy&deep green combinations and even yellow. How much volatility. Why the heck don't I stick to one and the same color preference all my life to validate Associative Socionics?

[spritelite]

Test Result

Your Sociotype: LSE-0 (ESTj)
Logical Sensing Extrovert - The Director

Brief Description of the LSE

Using extroverted thinking as his base function and introverted sensing as his creative, the LSE excels at identifying methods and tools that can improve one's efficiency and productivity. This understanding, coupled with the LSE's high energy levels and generally strong work ethic, makes him a very productive individual. As such, he generally performs very well in lower and mid level management where attention to productivity, organization, and detail take precedence. At home, the LSE likes to surround himself with aesthetically pleasing items that also have a functional use. Socializing, the LSE enjoys enteraining small groups of people with thoughtful discussions or light-hearted games. At his best, the LSE's drive for perfection at home and at work make him a good employee and reliable family member. At his worst, the LSE can become overly concerned and worried when trying to plan for the future, and he tries to mitigate this concern by minimizing risk below the level that many other types would be perfectly comfortable with.- See more at: http://www.sociotype.com/tests/#tabs-1

SLI (ISTp): 95% as likely as LSE. Compare the LSE (ESTj) and SLI (ISTp) types here!
LSI (ISTj): 72% as likely as LSE. Compare the LSE (ESTj) and LSI (ISTj) types here!
SLE (ESTp): 68% as likely as LSE. Compare the LSE (ESTj) and SLE (ESTp) types here!
- See more at: http://www.sociotype.com/tests/#tabs-1

[Adam Strange]

for the first time it gave me IEE-1Ne

at least the first time from what I remember
I like to take the sociotype one, once in a while

perhaps atm I'm especially attuned to my intuition.


EII (INFj): 99% as likely as IEE. Compare the IEE (ENFp) and EII (INFj) types here!
IEI (INFp): 69% as likely as IEE. Compare the IEE (ENFp) and IEI (INFp) types here!
LII (INTj): 54% as likely as IEE. Compare the IEE (ENFp) and LII (INTj) types here!

Well, close enough then.

I don't like some of the other tests, perhaps it could be that I am still figuring out who I am (meaning I may be hazy on how irrational I am, not that I am vacillating on my type), or that I am simply between P and J (as the tests measure it). Which forces my hand to P sometimes, and as a result they give me INFp even though not my type.

I much prefer "open schedules," but I am also okay committing to certain important things ahead of time, and do not absolutely need constant "change of (intellectual or physical) sensation."

Point being I still lead with Fi but the ones simply typing you on dichotomy tend to get mine wrong. But I'm also considering CH instead of CN for my subtype now; perhaps that points to strengthened both Ni and Ne.

@asd, for what it’s worth, your avatar picture looks very EII e4 to me. So do your posts.

[Adam Strange]

answered it a little differently this time, maybe I am becoming more aware of self

I usually tell people to take these tests several times, maybe a week or two apart.
I think it takes time to get your head adjusted to the questions because, c’mon, the language is not normal.

[Adam Strange]

maybe I am overthinking it but knowing what the items are asking, eg emotion = Fe (which I don't agree with), I feel like I am almost cheating at the test. I would say I am emotional, just not in the way this test might think I am lol

Eventually, you’ll just realize that you are one particular type and will stop taking the tests.

As my knowledge of Socionics grew along with my understanding of the test questions, I got so I could test as any type I wanted.
The last time I did this, I tried to test as an IEI and that’s what I got.

So there is just a short window between ignorance and knowledge where taking a personality test will tell you something that you didn’t already know.

[Sol]

maybe I am overthinking it but knowing what the items are asking, eg emotion = Fe (which I don't agree with), I feel like I am almost cheating at the test

Yes, this may add significant distortion to tests when you know the theory and have an opinion about own types traits. Similar distortion happens with questionnaires what may fool typers.

> I would say I am emotional

Compared to average level of F types - no. I suspected LII for you.

The best way to check your type is by IR with significant number of people near. It's what useful to do after inital theory reading and doing tests. When you identify types you also compare people of different types with yourself, what helps too.