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Myers-Briggs Test 1 When the phone rings, do you 2 Are you more 3 Is it worse to 4 With people, are you usually more 5 Are you more comfortable in making 6 Is clutter in the workplace something you Please enter A or B in the square boxes to the right of each question. The more honest yo yourself on your answers, the more accurate the results will be. A good check may be to questions with someone who knows you well to see if they agree. If you really have troub deciding on an answer, just pick one choice. The collective set will reveal your true natur A) hurry to get it first B) hope someone else will answer A) observant than introspective B) introspective than observant A) have your head in the clouds B) be in a rut A) firm than gentle B) gentle than firm A) critical judgments B) value judgments A) take time to straighten up B) tolerate pretty well

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Washington University Abridged Keirseyan Tempermant Test

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Page 1: Keirseyan Temperament Test

Myers-Briggs Test

1When the phone rings, do you

2Are you more

3Is it worse to

4With people, are you usually more

5Are you more comfortable in making

6Is clutter in the workplace something you

Please enter A or B in the square boxes to the right of each question. The more honest you are with yourself on your answers, the more accurate the results will be. A good check may be to answer the questions with someone who knows you well to see if they agree. If you really have trouble deciding on an answer, just pick one choice. The collective set will reveal your true nature.

A) hurry to get it first

B) hope someone else will answer

A) observant than introspective

B) introspective than observant

A) have your head in the clouds

B) be in a rut

A) firm than gentle

B) gentle than firm

A) critical judgments

B) value judgments

A) take time to straighten up

B) tolerate pretty well

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7Is it your way to

8Waiting in line, do you often

9Are you more

10Are you more interested in

11in making up your mind, are you more likely to go by

12In sizing up others, do you tend to be

13Do you prefer contracts to be

A) make up your mind quickly

B) pick and choose at some length

A) chat with others

B) stick to business

A) sensisible than ideational

B) ideational than sensible

A) what is actual

B) what is possible

A) data

B) desires

A) objective and impersonal

B) friendly and personal

A) signed, sealed and delivered

B) settled on a handshake

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14Are you more satisfied having

15At a party, do you

16Do you tend to be more

17Do you like writers who

18Which appeals to you more

19If you must disappoint someone, are you usually

20Do you like things

A) a finished product

B) work in progress

A) interact with many, even strangers

B) interact with a few friends

A) factual than speculative

B) speculative than factual

A) say what they mean

B) use metaphors and symbolism

A) consistency of thought

B) harmonious relationships

A) frank and straightforward

B) warm and considerate

A) scheduled

B) unscheduled

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21Do you often prefer

22Does interacting with strangers

23Facts

24Do you find visionaries and theorists

25In a heated discussion, do you

26Is it better to be

27At work, is it more natural for you to

A) final, unalterable statements

B) tentative, preliminary statements

A) energize you

B) tax your reserves

A) speak for themselves

B) illustrate principles

A) somewhat annoying

B) rather fascinating

A) stick to your guns

B) look for common ground

A) just

B) merciful

A) point out mistakes

B) try to please others

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28Are you more comfortable

29Do you tend to

30Common sense is

31Children often do not

32When in charge of others, do you tend to be

33Are you more often

34Are you prone to

A) after a decision

B) before a decision

A) say right out what's on your mind

B) keep your ears open

A) usually reliable

B) frequently questionable

A) make themselves useful enough

B) exercise their fantasy enough

A) firm and unbending

B) forgiving and lenient

A) a cool-headed person

B) a warm-hearted person

A) nailing things down

B) exploring the possibilities

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35In most situations, are you more

36Do you think of yourself as

37Are you more frequently

38Do you speak more in

39Which is more of a compliment

40Which rules you more

41When finishing a job, do you like to

A) deliberate than spontaneous

B) spontaneous than deliberate

A) an outgoing person

B) a private person

A) a practical sort of person

B) a fanciful sort of person

A) particulars than generalities

B) generalities than particulars

A) "There's a logical person"

B) "There's a sentimental person"

A) your thoughts

B) your feelings

A) tie up all the loose ends

B) move on to something else

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42Do you prefer to work

43Are you the kind of person who

44Are you inclined to take what is said

45Do you more often see

46Is it worse to be

47In trying circumstances, are you sometimes

48Do you tend to choose

A) to deadlines

B) just whenever

A) is rather talkative

B) doesn't miss much

A) more literally

B) more figuratively

A) what's right in front of you

B) what can only be imagined

A) a softy

B) hard-nosed

A) too unsympathetic

B) too sympathetic

A) rather carefully

B) somewhat impulsively

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49Are you inclined to be more

50At work, do you tend to

51Are you more likely to trust

52Are you more inclined to feel

53Do you think of yourself as a

54Do you value in yourself more that you are

55Do you usually want things

A) hurried than leisurely

B) leisurely than hurried

A) be sociable with your colleagues

B) keep more to yourself

A) your experiences

B) your conceptions

A) down to earth

B) somewhat removed

A) tough-minded person

B) tender-hearted person

A) reasonable

B) devoted

A) settled and decided

B) just penciled in

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56Would you say you are more

57Do you consider yourself

58Do you prize in yourself

59Are you drawn more to

60Which seems the greater fault

61Are you swayed more by

62Do you feel better about

A) serious and determined

B) easy going

A) a good conversationalist

B) a good listener

A) a strong hold on reality

B) a vivid imagination

A) fundamentals

B) overtones

A) to be too compassionate

B) to be too dispassionate

A) convincing evidence

B) a touching appeal

A) coming to closure

B) keeping your options open

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63Is it preferable mostly to

64Are you inclined to be

65In stories, do you prefer

66Is it easier for you to

67Which do you wish more for yourself

68Do you see yourself as basically

69Do you tend to notice

A) make sure things are arranged

B) just let things happen naturally

A) easy to approach

B) somewhat reserved

A) action and adventure

B) fantasy and heroism

A) put others to good use

B) identify with others

A) strength of will

B) strength of emotion

A) thick-skinned

B) thin-skinned

A) disorderliness

B) opportunities for change

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70Are you more

71In your social groups, do you

72Are you more interested in

73In judging others, are you more swayed by

74Which is more admirable

Please click on the RESULTS Tab (at bottom) to see your results.

Compiled, edited and put on spreadsheet by Minh Tan

Copyright 2011

A) routinized than whimsical

B) whimsical than routinized

A) keep abreast of others' happenings

B) get behind on the news

A) production and distribution

B) design and research

A) laws than circumstances

B) circumstances than laws

A) the ability to organize and be methodical

B) the ability to adapt and make do

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e You prefer to spend time and re-energize in the outer world of people and th

i You prefer to spend time and re-energize in your inner world of ideas and i

s You see the world with more emphasis on information that comes in through

n You see the world with more emphasis on patterns and possibilities in the in

t You make decisions mostly based on objective principles and impersonal fac

f You make decisions mostly based on personal concerns and the people invo

j You lead a generally structured and decided lifestyle

p You lead a generally flexible and adaptable lifestyle

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E I S N T F

CODE I N F

FULL Introvert iNtuitive Feeling

PREFERENCES You prefer You see the You make d

DESCRIPTIONS

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MATCH CODE E N F

MATCH FULL Extravert iNtuitive Feeling

MATCH DESCRIPTION

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ESTJ Supervisor a Guardian Practical, ISTP INTP

ISTJ Inspector a Guardian Serious aESFP ESTP

ESFJ Provider a Guardian Warm-hearISFP INFP

ISFJ Protector a Guardian Quiet, ki ESTP ESFP

ESTP Promoter an Artisan Friendly, ISFJ ISTJ

ISTP Crafter an Artisan Quiet andESTJ ENTJ

ESFP Performer an Artisan People-orISTJ ISFJ

ISFP Composer an Artisan Quiet, se ESFJ ENFJ

ENFJ Teacher an Idealist Popular aINFP ISFP

INFJ Counselor an Idealist Quietly foENTP ENFP

ENFP Champion an Idealist EnthusiastINTJ INFJ

INFP Healer an Idealist Quiet, re ENFJ ESFJ

ENTJ Fieldmarshal a RationalistAssertive INTP ISTP

INTJ Mastermind a Rationalist IndependeENFP ENTP

ENTP Inventor a RationalistCreative, INFJ INTJ

INTP Architect a RationalistLogical, ENTJ ESTJ

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Crafter Architect 40% to 45% of population

PerformePromoter40% to 45% of population

ComposeHealer 40% to 45% of population

PromoterPerforme40% to 45% of population

Protector Inspector30% to 35% of population

SupervisoFieldmars30% to 35% of population

InspectorProtector 30% to 35% of population

Provider Teacher 30% to 35% of population

Healer Compose15% to 20% of population

Inventor Champio 15% to 20% of population

MastermiCounselo15% to 20% of population

Teacher Provider 15% to 20% of population

Architect Crafter 5% to 10% of population

Champio Inventor 5% to 10% of population

CounseloMastermi5% to 10% of population

FieldmarsSuperviso5% to 10% of population

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Your Myers-Briggs results show these dominant preferences

You are by nature (your Keirseyan Temperament)

has your Temperament

Your Myers-Briggs results have the symbolic name of the (This is just a name, not a career recommendation)

This is a brief summary description of your Myers-Briggs results

Your naturalpersonality type matches are

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Theoretically and statistically, these types get along best with yours, but this could be false with any one person of these types.

For more information, please visit http://digitalcitizen.ca/myers-briggs/

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This is a slightly improved version Keirseyan Temperament Sorter II, the best version of the Myers-Briggs test.

The four extra questions added cannot skew the results to any appreciable amount.

By Minh TanCopyright 2011

The improvement is in the form of four extra questions taken from the Keirseyant Temperament Sorter I, this test's predecessor. The extra questions broke potential "ties" in Preference scores, like 50% Thinking and 50% Feeling, allowed by the Sorter II. Nobody is absolutely straight down the middle in any Preference in life, and ties just convolute the outcome. Hence, the tie-breaker questions.

For more information, please visit http://digitalcitizen.ca/myers-briggs/