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No, I don't. That's actually my point. If the results changed, it's more likely one of the test results was inaccurate. The MBTI is a hint, not a pronounceme
by j_baker 16y ago
No, I don't. That's actually my point. If the results changed, it's more likely one of the test results was inaccurate. The MBTI is a hint, not a pronouncement.
- sstrudeau 16y agoIf one of the tests was inaccurate, couldn't it also be true that both tests were inaccurate? And is it also possible that the test/concept itself is flawed given such variance in test results of the same people over time?