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That is valuable and true. The problem is that people take them to mean "this is what I'm like" when it really means "this is how I responded to this test."
by ivraatiems 10y ago
That is valuable and true. The problem is that people take them to mean "this is what I'm like" when it really means "this is how I responded to this test."
- visarga 10y agoSometimes, people strive to be different, perhaps to improve themselves. When answering a MB question, the answer could be understood in two possible ways: "I usually do that" and "My instinct is to do that". For example, she might keep the room clean but when she was younger, she was sloppy - her instinct is still to be sloppy by she is more disciplined now and keeps clean. How should she answer? These kinds of confusions could change a type.