﻿Welcome to Psychology Refresh! Today, we have prepared for you the
MBTI Personality Test! Make sure to answer
each one of the following 4 questions and find out which personality type you are!
The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)
is an introspective self-report questionnaire indicating differing psychological preferences in
how people perceive the world and make decisions. The main principle of MBTI is that a lot of human
behaviour variation that appears random is actually highly organized and consistent.
Take our Personality Test by choosing one option in each question and discover which of the 16
personality types you are and why you do things the way you do. Here is the MBTI Personality Test.
Number 1 - Introvert or Extrovert Each individual has two faces. One
is focused on the OUTER (E) world of events, thrills, individuals, and objects. The inner
(I) world of thoughts, interests, ideas, and imagination is the focus of the other, which
is turned inward. The majority of people have an inbuilt predisposition for energy from either the
OUTER or the INNER world, despite the fact that these two aspects of our nature are distinct
yet complementary. As a result, one of their faces—either the Extraverted (E) or Introverted
(I)—takes the initiative in shaping their personalities and controlling their conduct.
So, do you get your energy from yourself, with your own activities and thoughts (Introvert)
or from interaction with the world around you (Extrovert)?
If you have chosen Introvert (I) these statements should apply to you. I enjoy dealing with the
thoughts, images, memories, and feelings that exist in my inner world because it gives me
energy. Most of the time, I like to work alone or with just one or two other people. I pause
to think so that when I decide to act, I will know exactly what I'll be doing. For me, ideas
are almost solid objects. Sometimes I prefer the concept of something rather than the actual item.
If you have chosen Extrovert (E) these statements should apply to you. I enjoy participating
actively in events and engaging in a variety of activities to keep myself energized. When I'm with
people, I get thrilled, and I enjoy energizing others. I enjoy taking initiative and bringing
about change. In general, I feel comfortable everywhere. When I can discuss a subject aloud
and hear what other people have to say, I frequently have a better understanding of it.
Number 2 - Intuitive or Sensing
The Intuitive (N) side of our brain tries to make sense of all the information that is gathered,
interprets it, and creates OVERALL patterns from it. It considers POSSIBILITIES, including
speculating about and predicting the future. It is conceptual and imaginative. The Sensing (S) side
of our brain takes in all the sensory elements of the PRESENT, including the sights, sounds,
and odors. It classifies, arranges, documents, and stores the specifics of the present.
It is grounded on REALITY and deals with "what is." Additionally, it offers particular
information on memories and recollections of previous events. All humans need and employ
both types of perception, but we all have a natural tendency to choose one over the other.
So, does your info preferably come from explanation, reasoning,
more abstract understanding (iNtuition) or from observing, measuring, experience (Sensing)?
If you have chosen Intuitive (N) these statements should apply to you. I focus mostly on first
impressions, as well as the significance and patterns of the information I get. Instead of
getting my hands dirty, I would much rather learn by carefully considering a subject.
I'm curious about new things and what might be, so I consider the future more than the past. Even
though I have no idea how I will employ symbols or abstract theories, I enjoy working with them.
In comparison to the real facts or specifics of what happened, I remember events
more as an impression of how it felt. If you have chosen Sensing (S) these
statements should apply to you. I focus mostly on the senses of sight, hearing,
touch, taste, and smell. What is actual, present, current, and real are the things that worry me.
I take note of information and retain specifics that are significant to me. I prefer to see
things put to use practically, and I learn best when I can put what I'm learning to use.
Experience convinces me more than words ever could.
Number 3 - Thinking or Feeling The Thinking (T) side of our
brain conducts a DETACHED, OBJECTIVE analysis of data. It makes methodical deductions from factual
premises and draws conclusions. That's just how reasonable we are. Based on likes and dislikes,
effects on others, and considerations of human and aesthetic values, the Feeling (F) side of
our minds makes judgments that are ATTACHED and relatively global. We are by nature subjective.
Even while everyone employs both methods to come to their findings, each person has a natural
predisposition toward one over the other, so when they give us opposing advice, one side always
has the upper hand or acts as the tiebreaker. So, how do you decide: by way of ratio, logic,
given decision criteria (Thinking), or by looking at context, interests, what feels right (Feeling)?
If you have chosen Thinking (T) these statements should apply to you. Regardless of the particular
circumstances involved, I prefer to uncover the fundamental truth or principle that may be
utilized when making decisions. I enjoy weighing the pros and cons before making a decision
in order to be consistent and rational. I make an effort to maintain my impersonality so that
neither my own nor others' desires can sway me. I enjoy technical and scientific fields
where logic is important. I can be seen as too task-oriented, uncaring, or indifferent.
If you have chosen Feeling (F) these statements should apply to you. By evaluating what
individuals care about and the perspectives of everyone engaged in a situation, I think I can
make the greatest decisions. Values and what is best for the parties involved are important to
me. I enjoy taking actions that promote or uphold harmony. I come across as kind, considerate, and
compassionate in my relationships. I am concerned with harmony and nervous when it is missing.
I am sometimes experienced by others as too idealistic, mushy, or indirect.
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Number 4 - Judging or Prospecting
The Judging (J) style is focused on organizing one's surroundings, being prepared,
coming to conclusions, and completing tasks. It addresses the outside world WITH A PLAN.
A prospecting (P) style is adopting and adapting, flexible, open-ended,
and responsive to new opportunities and shifting game plans. It takes the outer world AS IT COMES.
To store information, organize our ideas, make decisions, take actions, and govern our lives,
all humans use both judging (thinking and feeling) and perceiving (sensing and intuition) processes.
But when it comes to how we interact with the outside world, one of these processes—either
judging or prospecting—tends to dominate, while the other controls our inner selves.
So, how do you approach situations: should things go as planned and wanted (Judging),
or are you flexible, open to change, and go with the flow (Prospecting)?
If you have chosen Judging (J) these statements should apply to you. In my outer life, I make
decisions according to my preference (whether it is Thinking or Feeling). Others may perceive
that I like a planned or orderly lifestyle, value stability and organization, find decision-making
more comfortable, and strive to keep life as under control as possible. I plan work to avoid
rushing just before a deadline. Sometimes I focus so much on the goal that I miss new information.
If you have chosen Prospecting (P) these statements should apply to you.
In my external life, I make use of my perceiving function (whether it be Sensing or
Intuition). Others may perceive that I favor a flexible and impulsive lifestyle and that I like
to comprehend and adjust to the world rather than organize it. Others regard me as being
receptive to fresh insights and knowledge. I like to stay open to respond to whatever happens.
Congratulations! If you successfully have answered each question
you know your personality! Now, it’s time to dive deeper into your personality type,
learn what are your traits and how to use them to increase your soft skills and achieve personal
growth. And on this channel we have plenty of videos regarding each personality type!
We highly recommend watching every video from a particular playlist for better understanding.
These videos will be really helpful for you!