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Most argumentative mbti types
- Thread starter Bacopa
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Red Memories
Haunted Echoes
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this chart agrees with me XD
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Where is this from? Can I assume n is the sample size, M the mean and SD the standard deviation? That would be a very small sample size. The SDs are huge. And what exactly is even being measured here? A reference would be handy.
Totenkindly
@.~*virinaĉo*~.@
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I didn't come here for an argument.
Frosty
Poking the poodle
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