[MBTI General] MBTI and profession: Loughborough University study

[Vendrah]

Hi everyone,

Just appeared here to share with you an old (1996), although interesting, study about mbti. It is done on United Kingdom, and it says about mbti and some areas of profession. I attached the whole article (can be found on google scholar), and here are their results:

 

[Dreamer]

Hi everyone,

Just appeared here to share with you an old (1996), although interesting, study about mbti. It is done on United Kingdom, and it says about mbti and some areas of profession. I attached the whole article (can be found on google scholar), and here are their results:

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Well I definitely fit the category as having gone into architecture

I am super thankful to my parents as they must've seen that creative spark within me at an early age since they always gave me Lego sets and art sets for birthdays and Christmas, and really nurtured that side of me. I never once asked for these things or made mention I like art and such. Is my current place the result of nature or nurture? In this case, I'd say nature. My parents just saw something in me and allowed it to flourish.

I'd say there are many other types that go into architecture though since it's such a broad profession and can appeal to people in many different ways. I've always loved the design and theory behind it, and it wouldn't surprise me if that's what also attracts other ENPs to the area as well