Evltre wrote:How do the percentages work - I was only 1 % introvert - does that mean I'm nearly an extrovert? And hubby was only 4% extrovert so so does that mean he's nearly an introvert?
The people at CPP aren’t too concerned if the list doesn’t seem to match your type. They advise such persons to see the one who administered the test and ask for help in finding a more suitable list by changing a letter or two in your four-letter type. (See the report CPP publishes on its Web site.) Furthermore, no matter what your preferences, your behavior will still sometimes indicate contrasting behavior. Thus, no behavior can ever be used to falsify the type, and any behavior can be used to verify it.
The reason scientists do controlled studies rather than rely solely on their clinical observations and memories as Jung did is because it is easy to deceive ourselves and fit the data to our hypotheses and theories.
killJOY wrote:But is this test valid? Does it mean anything?
This stuff is based on the "work" of Jung, who has been pretty thoroughly debunked.
Not necessarily! You have a self-selected sample here.Well, it has to mean something, because so far it's showing that the majority of people who accept Peak Oil think alike.
smallpoxgirl wrote:Evltre wrote:Mine is an "f" rather than a "t" - but then I'm a woman
Yeah. What she said.
DomusAlbion wrote: Why did I get the initial impression that you were a man?
My bad. Sorry.
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