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  Participate In The EX-JW Personality Test!

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  first of all; i must admit that i'm not a huge fan of putting people in boxes like this, it is not an exact science.

  but i still think the data can be quite interesting and i intend to collect it and share it in a structured way with you guys.

  so without future ado here are the details.. link to test: .

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  Participate In The EX-JW Personality Test!

  by C0ntr013r in

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  first of all; i must admit that i'm not a huge fan of putting people in boxes like this, it is not an exact science.

  but i still think the data can be quite interesting and i intend to collect it and share it in a structured way with you guys.

  so without future ado here are the details.. link to test: .

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  Participate In The EX-JW Personality Test!

  by C0ntr013r in

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  2. experiences

  first of all; i must admit that i'm not a huge fan of putting people in boxes like this, it is not an exact science.

  but i still think the data can be quite interesting and i intend to collect it and share it in a structured way with you guys.

  so without future ado here are the details.. link to test: .

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  Participate In The EX-JW Personality Test!

  by C0ntr013r in

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  2. experiences

  first of all; i must admit that i'm not a huge fan of putting people in boxes like this, it is not an exact science.

  but i still think the data can be quite interesting and i intend to collect it and share it in a structured way with you guys.

  so without future ado here are the details.. link to test: .

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  Participate In The EX-JW Personality Test!

  by C0ntr013r in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  first of all; i must admit that i'm not a huge fan of putting people in boxes like this, it is not an exact science.

  but i still think the data can be quite interesting and i intend to collect it and share it in a structured way with you guys.

  so without future ado here are the details.. link to test: .

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  Participate In The EX-JW Personality Test!

  by C0ntr013r in

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  first of all; i must admit that i'm not a huge fan of putting people in boxes like this, it is not an exact science.

  but i still think the data can be quite interesting and i intend to collect it and share it in a structured way with you guys.

  so without future ado here are the details.. link to test: .

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  Participate In The EX-JW Personality Test!

  by C0ntr013r in

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  first of all; i must admit that i'm not a huge fan of putting people in boxes like this, it is not an exact science.

  but i still think the data can be quite interesting and i intend to collect it and share it in a structured way with you guys.

  so without future ado here are the details.. link to test: .

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  Based on 56 submissions.

  In this graph I have taken the personality type frequency into consideration.

  When doing this, all the types should get roughly the same percentage since that would reflect the distribution in society (rare types should be few and common types should be many).

  
  

  
  
  
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  Participate In The EX-JW Personality Test!

  by C0ntr013r in

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  first of all; i must admit that i'm not a huge fan of putting people in boxes like this, it is not an exact science.

  but i still think the data can be quite interesting and i intend to collect it and share it in a structured way with you guys.

  so without future ado here are the details.. link to test: .

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  Better detail?

  
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  Participate In The EX-JW Personality Test!

  by C0ntr013r in

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  first of all; i must admit that i'm not a huge fan of putting people in boxes like this, it is not an exact science.

  but i still think the data can be quite interesting and i intend to collect it and share it in a structured way with you guys.

  so without future ado here are the details.. link to test: .

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  Here is the personality distribution based on 56 submissions.

  
  
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  Participate In The EX-JW Personality Test!

  by C0ntr013r in

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  first of all; i must admit that i'm not a huge fan of putting people in boxes like this, it is not an exact science.

  but i still think the data can be quite interesting and i intend to collect it and share it in a structured way with you guys.

  so without future ado here are the details.. link to test: .

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  This last week has kept me very busy and I apologize for keeping you waiting.

  I also had to recollect all your data because of a corrupt save file...

  There has been some confusion about what types people are and I want to clear some points up that might help you figure out which type you actually are.

  Extrovert:

  Gains energy from being social.

  Introvert:

  Being social drains energy and you need to recharge your batteries by being alone.

  When it comes to the N/S, T/F. One of them will be your dominant function and it can be either introverted or extroverted.

  Introverted N:

  Ni: Interested in the big picture, connect existing ideas, seeking patterns, simplifying the idea to its core.

  Extroverted N:

  Ne: Creativity driven, new ideas, adds info to idea, "scatter-brained", bored by routine. See many ideas and possibilities.
  

  Introverted S:

  Si: Lives in the past, detail-oriented, security seeking, follows rules, goes by the book.

  Extroverted S:

  Se: Lives in the present, hands on, show off, experience-seeking, thinks on ones feet.

  Introverted T:

  Ti: Thinks internally, non confrontational, inductive logic, organizing ideas, detached. Deep thinking about all angels of an idea.

  Extroverted T:

  Te: Thinks out loud, pragmatic, confrontational, needs objective proof, deductive logic.

  Introverted F:

  Fi: Conceals emotions, values identity, in touch with own feelings (over others).

  Extroverted F:

  Fe: Expressive, sensitive to criticism, values harmony, lives according to norms.

  If you are unsure which one you are you can find out by thinking about if you have extroverted or introverted thinking/feeling/intuition/sensing.

  If your primary function is extroverted your secondary function is introverted and vice versa.

  And remember everyone does have all of it but the test is trying to figure out which one is most dominant among the different traits.

  Judging:

  Closure, Decision, Scheduled, Organized, Plan, Control, Now.

  Perceiving:

  Openness, Options, Spontaneous, Disorganized, Experience, Flexible, Later.

  The picture is a bit bad:

  Yellow: Sensing

  Blue: Thinking

  Green: Intuition

  Red: Feeling

  Introverted functions on the left and extroverted on the right of the line in the middle of the different types.

  Dominant function at the top, weakest function at the bottom.

  Link to higher resolution:

  http://www.celebritytypes.com/misc_pictures/all_types_cognitive_functions.png
  

  
  

  Assertive:

  Self assured, even tempered, resistant to stress, refuse to worry to much, don't push themselves to hard.

  Turbulent:

  Self-conscious, sensitive to stress, wide range of emotions, success driven, perfectionists, eager to improve.