MBTI/SLOAN Big 5 correlation?

[Kingu Kurimuzon]

Openness =/= intuitive. Just consider how many sensors test as intuitives on online tests. Scoring as a “N” on MBTI tests indicates that someone is open.

This proves my point that any correlation between these systems is weak. Not being confrontational, I agree with what you’re saying.

As a youth, I was a heavy reader, highly “philosophical”, very open to new experiences and ideas, resistant to tradition and “common sense”—I believe all of these contributed to me mistyping as an N type for many years.

The problem may be in that many free tests are just poorly worded and formulated

 

[miss deceit]

Pretty sure I'm SCOEI (which is said to correlate with ENTJ I think, which could be spot on or a little off depending on which of the ENxJ types I am), here's my 2 cents:

The "correlations" offered on the site try to connect each dichotomy to an MBTI dichotomy. These dichotomies seem to be similar to how they are defined on 16personalities, which in turn isn't actually an MBTI test but a Big 5 test (they use MBTI terminology for marketing purposes).

So essentially, each of the SLOAN dichotomies are correlated to a Big 5 trait which are then loosely correlated over to MBTI letters. Hence why there is no functions taken into account with the correlations.

 

[Vendrah]

SLOAN is sort of, although not exactly, Big 5.

The correlations aren't weak, even though they are not ultimately 'supreme' and are prone to exceptions.

I had created a calculator with facets. Depending on the facets, and on J/P, one can be intuitive with low Openness or sensor with high Openness.

https://www.quotev.com/quiz/12999568/BIG-FIVE-to-MBTI-converter-quiz

 

[Morpeko]

I get RLUEN.

 

[Opal Star]

I get RLOEI, which would correlate to MBTI INTJ.