I did it! I hid away like a gremlin and managed to finish editing before anyone realized I disappeared.... With that said, how did the rest of you score? Anyone more introverted than me?
I always get the same results across tests. I often get people thinking I am an intp or entp, but I am an infp-T 594(enneagram) sx/sp. To answer your question, I am close to even for introversion and polarized for the other functions
it IS KNOWN that the '16 personalities' test is more based on the big five theory of personality which involves more of a social bent than the MBTI does in and of itself. that said, though, there ABSOLUTELY ARE decent (though NOT strong/profound) correlations between the two tests. as a psychology major, i have taken both the (short, non-official - what MOST people have taken) MBTI AND the 16p test and; i HAVE approved of/identified with the results of BOTH. anyway, i also agreed with you largely throughout ALL of your responses - including the thoughts that the world would be a better place if it was FAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRR LESS emotionally driven but NOT the personal emotional bull shit (i feel sorry for you there...). my days usually, if not ALWAYS, go better the less i interact with others, too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! anyway, i did a google search and found the following page that gives a fairly good quick summary of the correlations between MBTI and the big five. it also lists the most typical big five results correlated by MBTI type. see here :: www.reddit.com/r/mbti/comments/6ubauu/big_five_and_mbti_correlationstheory/ - INTJ
Hadn't taken it in a while. Result is once again INTJ-A. Looking over your answers we were spot on about half the time, 1 bubble off about half the time, and 2 off a couple times. I answered agree on to-do list assuming a list in my head counted. 97% introverted 68% Intuitive 68% Thinking 83% Judging 71% Assertive
I really thought hard about that "to do" list question. You are more "J" than I am, though. I've theorized that my ADHD makes my Intuition higher and my Judging lower. I'm more rigid when it comes to making plans with people VS what I do by myself. Otherwise, I will forget I have plans and will become consumed by reading or whatever else.
Nice audio upgrade with the microphone!! It was very interesting to watch you take this and see the similarities, but also the differences with how I would answer. Also, the way you explained your reasoning on the answers was most insightful. I definitely love how you poke fun at the stereotypes, since people do not fit into a small box and there is a wide variety of individuality within personality types. Always looking forward to the videos when I get a notification you posted one.
Thank you! I've been looking for a good but affordable mic for some time. I guess my cat chewing on the chord was a good thing. I'm glad you enjoyed the video :)
And, I took the same test you just did. Results: 94% Introverted 61% Intuitive 65% Thinking 64% Prospecting (which I usually see termed “perceiving”) 89% Turbulent (which isn’t normally part of Myers Briggs I don’t think) I’ve never gotten a result other than INTP on any Myers Briggs test, but I don’t find myself necessarily very similar to other INTPs. I’m always second guessing whether that result is correct.
@@nikiyikes5674 Agreed. And looking into the cognitive functions, it is most likely correct. But there is always that little thing nagging at me that I may have answered a key question incorrectly or not from a completely objective point of view. Ah well, as always, I think the best thing to do with such information is to use it in its proper place for attempting a better self-understanding, rather than getting lost in a sea of stereotypes. But it is hard not to go down rabbit holes and get obsessed.
i never know that i am INTJ until i watched your video 10 months ago. since then, i changed a lot .i am living the life i want to live. Despite anything else .i met a lot in my life but i learn faster from other INTJ because they find way to their problems .i understand you are female, but you may find another INTJ lady too and learn from each other .i wish to keep INTJ around me .even if it is on TH-cam, because that gives me the energy i need to create my own way in life. were i have a lot of people who understand me .we need that energy, so our self-esteem keeps high.
I got your channel recommended and was curious to see what would you respond as an INTJ myself. Well, I answered before you do in my head and 90% were similar haha. I did the test again because I noticed the questions changed, so after the 737823 times I do this test, here is my results: INTJ-A 82% introverted 79% Intuitive 75% Thinking 76% Judging I've been doing it for years now and always get this. And it's funny, as someone mentioned it before, my socials skills increased but I see my Introversion getting higher every year. It's nice to confirm again that I'm an INTJ I guess
I took the test again. I again got INTJ-T. I am 97% introvert according to the results. And the way the people around me are disappointing me everyday, I a sure it will soon be 100%.
To be fair, I pronounce spontaneity correctly in my head, but it never comes out right in speech. That word sucks to pronounce. Surprised at the lack of spawn-ton-a-tiddy jokes in the comments though. It's okay, I will see myself out. 🤣 Also, fellow INTJ here.
I will certainly look into it! I've been assisting people in my real life with finding their personailty type. I could do a video about this in the future.
Me being a male INTJ-A: 72% introversion/28% extroversion, 61% intuitive/49% observant, 59% thinking/49% feeling, 63% judging/ 37% prospecting, and 79% assertive/21% turbulent. I don't take these too seriously either because our cognitive function types are merely one part of the equation that shapes an individual's uniqueness. For example, a person's experience from their social upbringing, environment, cultural norms and customs within a society, ethnic & family genetics, etc, all play a role in personality development.
Precisely. That's exactly why I had to do my own research before accepting my INTJ label. Although, I am still skeptical of INTJs being "rare". I wonder how many individuals are mistyped and never looked more into it.
@@nikiyikes5674 Well we do have Fi. For me I have to remember to put emotion in things. It doesn't happen by default. I try to be less of an analytical player. I just started watching your channel, and got intrigued with your introspect, as it hits home. That being the case, I'm not familiar with how you express your artistic talent. I plan on watching a more of your videos though.
Great video! I mentally took the test along with you and synched with about 95% of your choices. Sadly, I'm not artistic at all and I am very curious about people that are. I'm one of the small percent of people that's unable to visualize things when I close my eyes. I can't even imagine a basic color. If I try my very hardest I can get a brief outline of an object, but it's like seeing black on a black background. When it comes to thinking and planning I always go back to my school days. I never liked showing my work on math problems. It basically felt like like I had to answer two problems. My brain would come up with the answer, then I'd have to go back and figure out how it managed to come to that conclusion. I much preferred multiple choice tests. If I have a fixed goal I can usually work my way towards it. I just like to have as much freedom as possible to get the job done. For example, I wouldn't solve a Rubik's Cube by twisting and turning, I'd choose to put a new set of stickers over the miscolored ones. I always try to be more efficient!
I really admire how your brain works! Sometimes I can get lost in making plans and thinking of the future while struggling with things that come so naturally to you. I do have dyslexia though....so, numbers and directions become a little jumbled. Thank you for commenting and for sharing with me.
Introveted: 83% Intuitive: 69% Thinker: 75% Judger: 86% Just wanted to add that I am an INTJ in Brazil, which is an unique experience for better or worse, I guess. On the other hand, being an INTJ anywhere may be an inconvenience, both for us or other people, I don't know. Also, I'm a computer programmer, which seems to me that is a great fit for an INTJ.
Thanks for your video! It's refreshing to hear your perspective. I'm a fellow INTJ female. To anyone who is familiar with the cognitive functions, I would say it is pretty clear that you are on the Te-Fi axis (rather than Ti-Fe), and you have high Te. From your answers, you are higher on Ni than Si, so you are an INTJ rather than an ISTJ. Also, I am similar to you regarding planing (around 5:23); we can do fluid and spontaneous in the moment planning. I would say this is possible because we have previously analyzed things and given this background, we can naturally pivot in real time if needed.
Exactly! That's why I answered the question about having backup plans the way I did. I always have contingencies...they just exist in my brain lying in wait. Thank you for commenting :)
I'd love to find out more about how you manage to NOT over plan things. I find myself over investing in planning and then finding it very difficult to shift gears if something goes awry. I've known many other Ni doms with a similar issue. Tell us your secrets! I think as INTJs we are less likely to select the farthest right or left options because we reserve those for strong absolutes with zero exceptions. My interpretation of the "pain scale" in doctor's offices is similarly affected. A "0" on my pain scale means not yet born into physical reality because there is always some pain while alive, and a "10" means dead from pain. It's kind of funny how much we analyze the correctly nuanced response position. Meanwhile my ENFP ex would select the most extreme yes or no for every question on a test like this and the responses were entirely based on his feeling in the immediate moment.
My secret is that I plan for things to not go as planned. I take into consideration all potential possibilities, choices, or actions which could influence things to shift in another direction. You're probably a more organized and structured person than I am. I go with the flow...but I'm also in control of the flow.
Thank you for the video. I normally take the test every year, slowly watching my introversion go up ironically with my social skills increasing through experience and books. I think I'll take the test tomorrow and post here
I think this is the highest my introversion has been, but it was probably effected by the holidays and my neighbor upstairs. Granted, the last time I look the test some years ago, I got 87%.
Given that all your recent videos have come around holidays, I like this workflow where you build up video content and then use editing as a way of ducking out on social engagements that are tiring you. It's a true introvert-creative move, and I'm here for it.
ISTJ (I'm on a strict routine daily(started november) atm following a youtuber) 100% introverted 57% sensing 84% thinking 67% judging 69% assertive It's kind of funny when I think about it, because I always wondered if society tries to mould people into ISTJ and ISFJ and recently I started a new job and following this guys program that involves multiple routines daily and weekly however, I am getting tremendous progress
Two other things (may be useful if wondering how it went from INTJ to ISTJ) -I'm constantly implementing my notes from the books I read -Last year intuition was at 55%
You remind me of my ISTJ friend who is very close to being an INTJ. That's why we have to do extra research when it comes to these tests. And 100% introverted? I'm glad to see individuals more introverted than me :)
@@nikiyikes5674 Yea, luckily though I read a lot of books on interpersonal skills. To be honest, how to win friends and influence people is the only one needed
It took me time, but it got me into cognitive functions as well. Naturally, I was very skeptical. Especially since there is a claim that INTJs are rarer than other personality types. I'm still not so sure I believe that...which is a very INTJ way to think, isn't it?
@@nikiyikes5674 i was really sceptical as well and to be honest i still am. I dont think you can determine your personality or cognitive functions with just a questionnaire. I always felt that im good at self reflection so i did my own research about cognitive functions. I am also doubting the type distribution/rarity and always thought that it leads more often to segregation (just look at mbti subreddits) instead of unity and understanding of each other.
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I did it! I hid away like a gremlin and managed to finish editing before anyone realized I disappeared....
With that said, how did the rest of you score? Anyone more introverted than me?
I always get the same results across tests. I often get people thinking I am an intp or entp, but I am an infp-T 594(enneagram) sx/sp. To answer your question, I am close to even for introversion and polarized for the other functions
it IS KNOWN that the '16 personalities' test is more based on the big five theory of personality which involves more of a social bent than the MBTI does in and of itself.
that said, though, there ABSOLUTELY ARE decent (though NOT strong/profound) correlations between the two tests.
as a psychology major, i have taken both the (short, non-official - what MOST people have taken) MBTI AND the 16p test and; i HAVE approved of/identified with the results of BOTH.
anyway, i also agreed with you largely throughout ALL of your responses - including the thoughts that the world would be a better place if it was FAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRR LESS emotionally driven but NOT the personal emotional bull shit (i feel sorry for you there...). my days usually, if not ALWAYS, go better the less i interact with others, too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
anyway, i did a google search and found the following page that gives a fairly good quick summary of the correlations between MBTI and the big five. it also lists the most typical big five results correlated by MBTI type.
see here :: www.reddit.com/r/mbti/comments/6ubauu/big_five_and_mbti_correlationstheory/
- INTJ
Hadn't taken it in a while. Result is once again INTJ-A. Looking over your answers we were spot on about half the time, 1 bubble off about half the time, and 2 off a couple times. I answered agree on to-do list assuming a list in my head counted.
97% introverted
68% Intuitive
68% Thinking
83% Judging
71% Assertive
I really thought hard about that "to do" list question. You are more "J" than I am, though. I've theorized that my ADHD makes my Intuition higher and my Judging lower. I'm more rigid when it comes to making plans with people VS what I do by myself. Otherwise, I will forget I have plans and will become consumed by reading or whatever else.
My favorite INTJ person, looking beautiful by the way-ISTJ
Thank you!
Nice audio upgrade with the microphone!!
It was very interesting to watch you take this and see the similarities, but also the differences with how I would answer. Also, the way you explained your reasoning on the answers was most insightful. I definitely love how you poke fun at the stereotypes, since people do not fit into a small box and there is a wide variety of individuality within personality types.
Always looking forward to the videos when I get a notification you posted one.
Thank you! I've been looking for a good but affordable mic for some time. I guess my cat chewing on the chord was a good thing. I'm glad you enjoyed the video :)
And, I took the same test you just did. Results:
94% Introverted
61% Intuitive
65% Thinking
64% Prospecting (which I usually see termed “perceiving”)
89% Turbulent (which isn’t normally part of Myers Briggs I don’t think)
I’ve never gotten a result other than INTP on any Myers Briggs test, but I don’t find myself necessarily very similar to other INTPs. I’m always second guessing whether that result is correct.
@@nickr5213 I was the same way until I did some research. Skepticism is healthy.
@@nikiyikes5674 Agreed. And looking into the cognitive functions, it is most likely correct. But there is always that little thing nagging at me that I may have answered a key question incorrectly or not from a completely objective point of view. Ah well, as always, I think the best thing to do with such information is to use it in its proper place for attempting a better self-understanding, rather than getting lost in a sea of stereotypes. But it is hard not to go down rabbit holes and get obsessed.
INTJ-A
100% Introversion (I was not expecting that at first haha)
70% Intuitive
76% Thinking
69% Judging
88% Assertive
i never know that i am INTJ until i watched your video 10 months ago. since then, i changed a lot .i am living the life i want to live. Despite anything else .i met a lot in my life but i learn faster from other INTJ because they find way to their problems .i understand you are female, but you may find another INTJ lady too and learn from each other .i wish to keep INTJ around me .even if it is on TH-cam, because that gives me the energy i need to create my own way in life. were i have a lot of people who understand me .we need that energy, so our self-esteem keeps high.
Your Ni dom eyes very obvious in the thumbnail
I took a lot of test, still the same result INTJ and I'm still not believing it.
I got your channel recommended and was curious to see what would you respond as an INTJ myself. Well, I answered before you do in my head and 90% were similar haha.
I did the test again because I noticed the questions changed, so after the 737823 times I do this test, here is my results:
INTJ-A
82% introverted
79% Intuitive
75% Thinking
76% Judging
I've been doing it for years now and always get this. And it's funny, as someone mentioned it before, my socials skills increased but I see my Introversion getting higher every year. It's nice to confirm again that I'm an INTJ I guess
you misclicked around the 20min mark. You missed the negative in the statement so answered mirrored
I took the test again. I again got INTJ-T. I am 97% introvert according to the results. And the way the people around me are disappointing me everyday, I a sure it will soon be 100%.
Cute cat.
I have given this test 10 times and i got the same results as INTJ-A
I really like the way you smile and explain the things the way i think should be.
"far into my mid to late 20s" GIRL what I thought you were just a really wise 18 year old. love that.
That's hilarious. I'd like to thank my avoidance of the Sun for my youthful appearance.
intj have good poker faces, maybe poker is your next hobby
To be fair, I pronounce spontaneity correctly in my head, but it never comes out right in speech. That word sucks to pronounce. Surprised at the lack of spawn-ton-a-tiddy jokes in the comments though. It's okay, I will see myself out. 🤣
Also, fellow INTJ here.
I pronounce everything wrong. Years of reading words and hearing no one say them.
@@nikiyikes5674 Too relatable haha. I have spent most of my life with my head buried in a book, or wondering when I could ditch people to go read.
funny intro
Can you explain the difference between Intj and Istp? I feel like both type can look very similar irl
I will certainly look into it! I've been assisting people in my real life with finding their personailty type. I could do a video about this in the future.
Me being a male INTJ-A: 72% introversion/28% extroversion, 61% intuitive/49% observant, 59% thinking/49% feeling, 63% judging/ 37% prospecting, and 79% assertive/21% turbulent.
I don't take these too seriously either because our cognitive function types are merely one part of the equation that shapes an individual's uniqueness. For example, a person's experience from their social upbringing, environment, cultural norms and customs within a society, ethnic & family genetics, etc, all play a role in personality development.
Precisely. That's exactly why I had to do my own research before accepting my INTJ label. Although, I am still skeptical of INTJs being "rare". I wonder how many individuals are mistyped and never looked more into it.
@@nikiyikes5674 Agreed.
As INTJ I like art too. I play guitar. I think we approach art in a different way than feelers do.
Maybe so. I find that it's the only way I actually get out feelings and find the root of them.
@@nikiyikes5674 Well we do have Fi. For me I have to remember to put emotion in things. It doesn't happen by default. I try to be less of an analytical player. I just started watching your channel, and got intrigued with your introspect, as it hits home. That being the case, I'm not familiar with how you express your artistic talent. I plan on watching a more of your videos though.
Great video! I mentally took the test along with you and synched with about 95% of your choices. Sadly, I'm not artistic at all and I am very curious about people that are. I'm one of the small percent of people that's unable to visualize things when I close my eyes. I can't even imagine a basic color. If I try my very hardest I can get a brief outline of an object, but it's like seeing black on a black background.
When it comes to thinking and planning I always go back to my school days. I never liked showing my work on math problems. It basically felt like like I had to answer two problems. My brain would come up with the answer, then I'd have to go back and figure out how it managed to come to that conclusion. I much preferred multiple choice tests.
If I have a fixed goal I can usually work my way towards it. I just like to have as much freedom as possible to get the job done. For example, I wouldn't solve a Rubik's Cube by twisting and turning, I'd choose to put a new set of stickers over the miscolored ones. I always try to be more efficient!
I really admire how your brain works! Sometimes I can get lost in making plans and thinking of the future while struggling with things that come so naturally to you. I do have dyslexia though....so, numbers and directions become a little jumbled.
Thank you for commenting and for sharing with me.
@@nikiyikes5674 You are very welcome. Keep new discussion topics coming!
Introveted: 83%
Intuitive: 69%
Thinker: 75%
Judger: 86%
Just wanted to add that I am an INTJ in Brazil, which is an unique experience for better or worse, I guess. On the other hand, being an INTJ anywhere may be an inconvenience, both for us or other people, I don't know. Also, I'm a computer programmer, which seems to me that is a great fit for an INTJ.
I always felt like I was a cat, who everyone knew was a cat, and yet those around me were upset that I didn't act like a dog.
Thanks for your video! It's refreshing to hear your perspective. I'm a fellow INTJ female. To anyone who is familiar with the cognitive functions, I would say it is pretty clear that you are on the Te-Fi axis (rather than Ti-Fe), and you have high Te. From your answers, you are higher on Ni than Si, so you are an INTJ rather than an ISTJ. Also, I am similar to you regarding planing (around 5:23); we can do fluid and spontaneous in the moment planning. I would say this is possible because we have previously analyzed things and given this background, we can naturally pivot in real time if needed.
Exactly! That's why I answered the question about having backup plans the way I did. I always have contingencies...they just exist in my brain lying in wait. Thank you for commenting :)
I'd love to find out more about how you manage to NOT over plan things. I find myself over investing in planning and then finding it very difficult to shift gears if something goes awry. I've known many other Ni doms with a similar issue. Tell us your secrets!
I think as INTJs we are less likely to select the farthest right or left options because we reserve those for strong absolutes with zero exceptions. My interpretation of the "pain scale" in doctor's offices is similarly affected. A "0" on my pain scale means not yet born into physical reality because there is always some pain while alive, and a "10" means dead from pain.
It's kind of funny how much we analyze the correctly nuanced response position.
Meanwhile my ENFP ex would select the most extreme yes or no for every question on a test like this and the responses were entirely based on his feeling in the immediate moment.
My secret is that I plan for things to not go as planned. I take into consideration all potential possibilities, choices, or actions which could influence things to shift in another direction. You're probably a more organized and structured person than I am. I go with the flow...but I'm also in control of the flow.
Thank you for the video. I normally take the test every year, slowly watching my introversion go up ironically with my social skills increasing through experience and books. I think I'll take the test tomorrow and post here
I think this is the highest my introversion has been, but it was probably effected by the holidays and my neighbor upstairs. Granted, the last time I look the test some years ago, I got 87%.
Given that all your recent videos have come around holidays, I like this workflow where you build up video content and then use editing as a way of ducking out on social engagements that are tiring you. It's a true introvert-creative move, and I'm here for it.
So, you caught on to my strategy...I'll have to be smoother. Can't have the family catching on.
95% Introverted
60% Intuitive
85% Thinking
79% Judging
85% Assertive
321% Alien From Another Galaxy/ Unapologetically Weird AF
This remind me of the 23 and Me test I did. I am 1% alien (undefined). I was sure I'd be more.
@@nikiyikes5674 Nanu Nanu!
ISTJ (I'm on a strict routine daily(started november) atm following a youtuber)
100% introverted
57% sensing
84% thinking
67% judging
69% assertive
It's kind of funny when I think about it, because I always wondered if society tries to mould people into ISTJ and ISFJ and recently I started a new job and following this guys program that involves multiple routines daily and weekly however, I am getting tremendous progress
Two other things (may be useful if wondering how it went from INTJ to ISTJ)
-I'm constantly implementing my notes from the books I read
-Last year intuition was at 55%
You remind me of my ISTJ friend who is very close to being an INTJ. That's why we have to do extra research when it comes to these tests.
And 100% introverted? I'm glad to see individuals more introverted than me :)
@@nikiyikes5674 :D
@@nikiyikes5674 Yea, luckily though I read a lot of books on interpersonal skills. To be honest, how to win friends and influence people is the only one needed
Its a fun little test and it actually got me into cognitive functions :) i scored 80 on introversion, nice
It took me time, but it got me into cognitive functions as well. Naturally, I was very skeptical. Especially since there is a claim that INTJs are rarer than other personality types. I'm still not so sure I believe that...which is a very INTJ way to think, isn't it?
@@nikiyikes5674 i was really sceptical as well and to be honest i still am. I dont think you can determine your personality or cognitive functions with just a questionnaire. I always felt that im good at self reflection so i did my own research about cognitive functions. I am also doubting the type distribution/rarity and always thought that it leads more often to segregation (just look at mbti subreddits) instead of unity and understanding of each other.
Learn about cognitive functions, this test is inaccurate if you want to verifying.
I mentioned that fact in the beginning portion of the video. This was only for fun.
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@@lovettdeleted
I was just helping her, there is no point in your comment too
holy fuckity fuck, never related so much to your words, especially the backup plan thing.