Where can you get the most accurate results?

[Illmatic]

Most say online tests are wack, where can the most accurate ones be found?

 

[Vizzy]

I think there needs to be a Candid Camera-type test where people are put in real situations and we can see how they react, as opposed to answering questions. It might not show their train of thought, but it'd still be entertaining.

 

[Xyk]

I once invented a mind-reading machine. Unfortunately, I didn't follow through, write it down, or remember it. Sorry bro.

 

[sleuthiness]

Give yourself a few more years of studying. Won't need confirmation.

 

[uncommonentity]

From the most accurate tests.

 

[Coriolis]

Do not rely exclusively on tests. Do several different ones, then read several different descriptions for the main types you come up with. Ask people who know you well and are familiar with MBTI theory, think about it yourself, and you should settle with reasonable confidence on the bext approximation to who you are.

 

[01011010]

The tests aren't the issue per se. It's more about the test taker. Whether they're being objective about themselves, and not choosing what they wish they were. Think they should be. Or have lied to themselves about.

 

[mrcockburn]

Consensus among external observers in candid situations. Train up your friends in MBTI and ask what they think.

 

[Fluffywolf]

Unerstand the questions, understand your answers, understand your reasons, understand yourself.

The tests are not whack, but the people that take them are.