> All you did lying on the test was to land in a different box than if you had not lied. Again, which is why I mentioned in my post that there are scientific p

> All you did lying on the test was to land in a different box than if you had not lied. Again, which is why I mentioned in my post that there are scientific problems with the field as a whole, so I don’t understand the undue targeting of MBTI compared to everything else. You realize people are prescribed or not prescribed controlled substances on the basis of their responses to other questionnaires, right? You can look up the DSM criteria and get a diagnosis for just about anything based on your responses.