Type Rarity?

[Little Linguist]

You could ring the Psychology Department of your local University and ask to speak to a Psychometrician and ask them.

And you could ring the Astronomy Department of your University and ask to speak to an Astronomer and ask them.

Then you'd know.

Hmm...alright, then! It's worth a shot.

But I'm not studying anymore. I have already graduated. ...So I'll have to see...

 

[Mole]

You will blame me

Hmm...alright, then! It's worth a shot.

But I'm not studying anymore. I have already graduated. ...So I'll have to see...

Don't do it Carolyn, don't do it!

First you ring the Psych Dept and lose your faith in MBTI.

Then you ring the Astronomy Dept and lose your faith in Astrology.

What next?

You will be ringing the Zoology Department and asking about Evolution. And then you will lose your faith in God.

And you will blame me.

 

[alcea rosea]

Hey Carolyn! It's never too late to study. I've graduated too but have thought of going back to university to study some pshychology!

 

[Mole]

Hey Carolyn! It's never too late to study. I've graduated too but have thought of going back to university to study some psychology!

It looks like Northern Europe is on line.

Perhaps both of you should have coffee with me tomorrow at the Bakery.

White with one sugar?

 

[alcea rosea]

It looks like Northern Europe is on line.

Perhaps both of you should have coffee with me tomorrow at the Bakery.

White with one sugar?

Only milk for my coffee, please.

 

[Nonsensical]

aren't INFJs rarest?

 

[Ilah]

This would seem to suggest that type is not based just on culture. If it was then you wouldn't have any Ni types at all in western culture. So maybe culture is an influence, but not the only one.

The whole nature v. enironment is facinating to me from a personal level. My parents were not N, the envirnonment does not support it, so how did I wind up N?

Yet what he does not say anywhere in his work that those preferring inuition are rare or more rare than those preferring sensing. In fact when he discribes Ne Jung says that they are so similar that, those who proposed to prefer Ne were actually describing Se traits.

Also as stated in another thread, Myers-Briggs raises questions as to whether many are born with a clean slate thus not predispositioned to a certain type. As a result she questions whether the western culture may be the basis of so many preferring ESJ.