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Self-description |
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Normal mode |
Reversed mode |
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Benevolent, Bold,
Cognitive,
Commanding,
Conceptual,
Decisive,
Discoverer,
Enthusiastic,
Extrovert,
Exuberant, Flexible,
Freewheeling,
Gluttonous,
Ideational,
Illative,
Impassioned,
Incorrigible,
Inductive,
Insatiable,
Intellectual,
Leader, Loner,
Never-the-same,
Open-ended,
Outgoing, Outspoken,
Over-imaginative,
Passionate, Private,
Romantic, Sci-tech,
Scientific,
Secluded,
Self-assertive,
Shameless,
Speculative,
Spontaneous,
Systematic,
Talkative,
Technically-minded,
Theoretical,
Ungregarious,
Unsociable,
Visionary [44]. |
NOT Affable, NOT
Affectionate, NOT
Always-the-same, NOT
Audacious, NOT
Careful, NOT
Certain, NOT
Closemouthed, NOT
Concrete, NOT
Conformist, NOT
Consistent, NOT
Constant, NOT
Covetous, NOT
Definite, NOT
Doubtless, NOT
Dutiful, NOT
Ebullient, NOT
Ecstatic, NOT
Effervescent, NOT
Exact, NOT Fanciful,
NOT Fickle, NOT
Fictive, NOT Frigid,
NOT Gushy, NOT
Harum-scarum, NOT
Limber, NOT
Lovey-dovey, NOT
Matter-of-fact, NOT
Maudlin, NOT
Mawkish, NOT
Meticulous, NOT
Mushy, NOT Orderly,
NOT Pell-mell, NOT
Physical, NOT
Recluse, NOT
Regular, NOT
Reserved, NOT Shy,
NOT Sociable, NOT
Soft-hearted, NOT
Sympathetic, NOT
Taciturn, NOT
Thoughtless, NOT
Timid, NOT
Undeviating, NOT
Uniform, NOT
Unimpassioned, NOT
Unromantic, NOT
Unswerving, NOT
Unsystematic, NOT
Whimsical, NOT
Woolgatherer [53]. |
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The recommended
number of selections
for each mode is
60-90. |
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E/I choice
(E -
Extraversion, I
- Introversion, x
- Undefined) |
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Normal mode |
Reversed mode |
Combined mode |
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E |
E |
E |
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S/N choice
(S -
Sensation, N
- Intuition, x
- Undefined) |
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Normal mode |
Reversed mode |
Combined mode |
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N |
N |
N |
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F/T choice
(F - Feeling,
T - Thinking,
x -
Undefined) |
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Normal mode |
Reversed mode |
Combined mode |
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T |
T |
T |
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J/P choice
(j -
Judgement, p
- Perception, x
- Undefined) |
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Normal mode |
Reversed mode |
Combined mode |
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conscious |
unconscious |
conscious |
unconscious |
conscious |
unconscious |
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p |
p |
p |
x |
p |
p |
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Scoring factor |
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Normal mode |
Reversed mode |
Combined mode |
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0.71 |
0.72 |
0.72 |
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The Scoring factor
shows how much you
are aware of your
type and/or the
testing procedure.
Anything close to
and above 0.8 is
considered high and
could interfere with
authenticity of the
test outcome. |
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Summary |
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Normal mode |
Reversed mode |
Combined mode |
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ENTp |
ENTp |
ENTp |
Further analysis of
the results shows a
possibility that
your type could be a
judging type.
This summarises your
type as one of the
following (in
alphabetical order):
ENTj a.k.a.
Logical-Intuitive
Extratim "The
Pioneer",
ENTp a.k.a.
Intuitive-Logical
Extratim "The
Inventor".
Although the test
results show that
your type could be
either of the above,
you think it is:
ENTp a.k.a.
Intuitive-Logical
Extratim "The
Inventor". |
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Extended
summary |
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By preference |
By function |
MBTI® Type Dynamics |
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ENTp |
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Ne,Ti,Fe,Si |
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If your type is
ENTp a.k.a.
Intuitive-Logical
Extratim "The
Inventor", you are
confident and
concrete regarding
your ability to
recognise common
tendencies and
possibilities,
creative and
inventive regarding
your understanding
of how things work,
delicate and
insecure regarding
how excited others
are about you, and
you wish to have a
clear perception and
consistency
regarding the
necessities and
sensations of your
body. |
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Compatibility
(marriage, family,
friendship,
partnership, etc.) |
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Types best suitable
for ENTp |
Degree of
psychological
comfort |
ISFp - "The
Peacemaker"
ENTp - "The
Inventor"
ESFj - "The
Enthusiast"
INTj - "The
Analyst" |
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* *
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* * * * -
"Relations of
Duality". The
partners usually
appear to be very
different in every
respect and yet have
almost ungraspable
similarity, as if
they were the two
opposite sides of
the same coin. These
relations can
provide a complete
psychological
supplement and could
easily be the most
favourable and
comfortable of all
intertype relations.
* * * -
"Identical
Relations". The
partners usually
appear to be very
similar in every
respect, having
similar perceptions,
views and often even
tastes. These
relations can offer
the partners much
deeper understanding
of each other's
hopes and intentions
but may be of little
help when the
partners have to
deal with the
similar problems
they have.
* * - "Relations
of Activity". The
partners are
naturally able to
fire up and motivate
each other into
mutual activity,
which with prolonged
interaction may
over-stimulate and
drain the partners.
These relations are
usually an easy
starter and could be
very pleasant and
fun, best suitable
for short leisure
breaks and
undemanding
relationships.
* - "Mirror
Relations". The
partners can often
amaze and surprise
each other with an
interesting and
unexpectedly
original way of
thinking or dealing
with things.
However, the
surprises can be as
amazing as they can
be bewildering.
These relations can
often help the
partners to realise
their creative
potential, but not
without the cost of
a good argument.
NOTE: Intertype
compatibility only
shows the
compatibility
between the
psychological types
of people. The
compatibility
between actual
individuals however,
consists of many
different factors,
including the
intertype
compatibility. The
best compatibility
does not necessarily
imply mutual
attraction. |
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