10 ms·
I took that test once when I was 14, at a party, and I was INTJ as well. But the reaction I got from other people was a little weird. I sense they may have bee
by mr_luc 17y ago
I took that test once when I was 14, at a party, and I was INTJ as well.
But the reaction I got from other people was a little weird. I sense they may have been judging me because of the J. Which stands for Judging.
So the successive times I've taken that test, I've been overly aware of my responses, and I'll consciously skew them to produce a result that represents a more outgoing, easygoing, emotional person.
Is that wrong?
- embeddedradical 17y agowhy not just clarify? the 'judging' doesn't mean you judge other people -- it means you prefer action over learning. that's the real difference between J/P -- action v learning preference.