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Rated: E · User Poll · Psychology · #1250327
The personality test based on C. G. Jung's typology research
Poll Question:
I thought I'd post this as I am curious as to the statistical composition of Writing.com's members (how many of each personality type we have here). If you're unfamiliar with the MBTI I encourage you to take the test; I think you'll be impressed with the accuracy and usefulness of the results.

For those of you who are familiar with the MBTI, you'll notice I've had to leave the last dichotomie off each of the poll options. This is because if I had included them there would have been sixteen options to choose from, however Writing.com polls are limited to a maximum of nine.

Never taken the test? You can take it here free (trust me, it's worth it): http://www.humanmetrics.com/cgi-win/JTypes1.htm
Poll Options:
      IST
      EST
      ISF
      ESF
      INF
      ENF
      INT
      ENT
      I don't want to vote, but I do want to see the results. Choose this option.
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