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Just because you took the same test five times and got the same results doesn't mean the methodology isn't pseudo-scientific. Actual psychologists have studied
by jeffreymcmanus 15y ago
Just because you took the same test five times and got the same results doesn't mean the methodology isn't pseudo-scientific.
Actual psychologists have studied Myers Briggs and found that the likelihood of getting a different result on the exam after taking it more than once is about fifty-fifty, which is pretty much the definition of pseudo-science.
- acangiano 15y ago> doesn't mean the methodology isn't pseudo-scientific. I didn't claim otherwise. I simply provided one data point that was different from the one expressed by the person I was replying to. I didn't claim the test was scientific or accurate. (Note: Precise != Accurate. And it was only precise in my case, not in general.)