But for the people who do agree with the results, what makes you think that your estimation of someone's type is more valid than their own?
I wonder this myself.
But for the people who do agree with the results, what makes you think that your estimation of someone's type is more valid than their own?
here's the one someone recently posted on my page.
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oh...that doesn't work does it? someone with facebook tell me if it takes you to that test..please.![]()
Self-reporting tests are annoying like that. A good test tricks you into giving an accurate description, rather than rely on your muddled self-image.
Strawberrylover said:One of my friends who is such a flaming ESTJ actually came out INFP on the Facebook test. INFP? INFP??!!! Argh.
Are you guys talking about The Big Five test? The estimate for your type there is based on your Big Five results. They assume that there's a direct relationship between Openness and intuition, Conscientiousness and judging, and Agreeableness and feeling. My friend who tested as ENTJ on another test got ENFJ on this one because of her high agreeableness rating.
So far, eighteen of my friends (not including me) have taken that quiz on Facebook. For every single person, the test results have been within one letter of what I would have guessed, with more being spot on than one letter off. It also got my type correct, but that may be because I knew what to answer to get my desired type.
This one is good.