> Myers-Briggs has a type label then assigns traits based on that label. False. It's exactly the opposite, the label doesn't assign the traits, rather the trai

> Myers-Briggs has a type label then assigns traits based on that label. False. It's exactly the opposite, the label doesn't assign the traits, rather the traits create the label; if your traits change so does the label, it's nothing more than a description of who you are now according to your own answers to those traits questions. And it aids greatly in think about yourself and others and how people differ and exactly in what ways they can differ. > It's not clear to me how that's different. Then learn more.