Mayflower
King Ping
- Joined
- Oct 3, 2016
- Messages
- 701
- MBTI Type
- ESTP
- Enneagram
- 9w8
- Instinctual Variant
- sp/so
Hallo!! I sort of had an idea for a self report test inspired by the Fudjack-Dinkelaker Functional Preference Instrument for the four functions; Sensing, Intuition, Thinking, Feeling. Just tally up.
1: In order to the gain the most out of life, you believe one should...
A). adhere to the values that one or the environment hold hear.
B). take part in the world and enjoy the now.
C). Freely follow the connections and patterns of the world via the mind's eye.
D). focus on understanding the world and it's properties.
2: You naturally place more focus on...
A). Identifying and analyzing gained data.
B). Nurturing aspects such as ideals, values, and harmony
C). The tangible details and their accompanying impressions.
D). The underlying concepts and patterns that lie beneath.
3: The facet of reality that you would most likely gloss over would be...
A). the underlying currents of meaning that the environment infers.
B). its sensual presence and one's reaction of it.
C). taking note of its mechanics and structure.
D). gauging importance and the ideal within the environment.
4: Pair of words that best describe you...
A). Sharp and Present
B). Analytical and Understanding
C). Essence and Insightful
D). Passionate and Steadfast
5: To you, books and films are favored for...
A). how they allow one to build an understanding of the topic.
B). how the story ties in with other themes and concepts.
C). how it speaks to you, the sentiments evoked.
D). The flair of the plot and action.
6: When under critique, you are often pointed out as...
A). Reading to deep into things, lack attention to what currently matters.
B). Hedonist, fails to acknowledge outside the moment.
C). distant regarding emotional affairs, insensitive.
D). idealistic and lofty. Overly moralistic.
7: Being an onlooker at an event, which is the most common mental stirring...
A). Is this right to do? How do I feel about this? Is this disrupting the harmony?
B). focus on the present details that strike the senses and their impressions.
C). There is more to this than what is seen. What's really going on?
D). Making sense of the situation, analyzing the facts and options.
8: To further a relationship, there must be...
A). a taking part in the experiences of the world.
B). joint efforts of analysis and implementation
C). mutual insight of the deeper substances of the world.
D). shared values and the seeking of an ideal.
9: A situation becomes uncomfortable most when...
A). I have to cater to values and personally connect.
B). I am forced to overlook the values that are held.
C). I am pushed to look to what is not readily apparent.
D). I have to consider present and at hand data.
10: To you, art is about...
A). taking note of the background information of the piece and creator.
B) the symbolism that is inferred, the patterns that come to mind.
C). harkening to an ideal, the personal connection.
D). appreciating the object, its appeal to the senses.
11: Something most likely to rouse you into action...
A). the promise of acquiring a possibility, to see something in a new light.
B). an opportunity for an experience, deal with the tangible.
C). to understand a subject, plan and accomplish a goal.
D). to express oneself, to communicate values within the world.
1: In order to the gain the most out of life, you believe one should...
A). adhere to the values that one or the environment hold hear.
B). take part in the world and enjoy the now.
C). Freely follow the connections and patterns of the world via the mind's eye.
D). focus on understanding the world and it's properties.
2: You naturally place more focus on...
A). Identifying and analyzing gained data.
B). Nurturing aspects such as ideals, values, and harmony
C). The tangible details and their accompanying impressions.
D). The underlying concepts and patterns that lie beneath.
3: The facet of reality that you would most likely gloss over would be...
A). the underlying currents of meaning that the environment infers.
B). its sensual presence and one's reaction of it.
C). taking note of its mechanics and structure.
D). gauging importance and the ideal within the environment.
4: Pair of words that best describe you...
A). Sharp and Present
B). Analytical and Understanding
C). Essence and Insightful
D). Passionate and Steadfast
5: To you, books and films are favored for...
A). how they allow one to build an understanding of the topic.
B). how the story ties in with other themes and concepts.
C). how it speaks to you, the sentiments evoked.
D). The flair of the plot and action.
6: When under critique, you are often pointed out as...
A). Reading to deep into things, lack attention to what currently matters.
B). Hedonist, fails to acknowledge outside the moment.
C). distant regarding emotional affairs, insensitive.
D). idealistic and lofty. Overly moralistic.
7: Being an onlooker at an event, which is the most common mental stirring...
A). Is this right to do? How do I feel about this? Is this disrupting the harmony?
B). focus on the present details that strike the senses and their impressions.
C). There is more to this than what is seen. What's really going on?
D). Making sense of the situation, analyzing the facts and options.
8: To further a relationship, there must be...
A). a taking part in the experiences of the world.
B). joint efforts of analysis and implementation
C). mutual insight of the deeper substances of the world.
D). shared values and the seeking of an ideal.
9: A situation becomes uncomfortable most when...
A). I have to cater to values and personally connect.
B). I am forced to overlook the values that are held.
C). I am pushed to look to what is not readily apparent.
D). I have to consider present and at hand data.
10: To you, art is about...
A). taking note of the background information of the piece and creator.
B) the symbolism that is inferred, the patterns that come to mind.
C). harkening to an ideal, the personal connection.
D). appreciating the object, its appeal to the senses.
11: Something most likely to rouse you into action...
A). the promise of acquiring a possibility, to see something in a new light.
B). an opportunity for an experience, deal with the tangible.
C). to understand a subject, plan and accomplish a goal.
D). to express oneself, to communicate values within the world.
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