What is your writing style? - Determining Your Personality Type By What You Write

[ragashree]

Interesting idea; I thought it would be nice to try a range of different writing types, as I strongly suspect my style to be very adaptive, perhaps more so than most people's.

1) A short, structured piece of old college group work of my own devising. It was intended to provide a clear base for others to work from.

1. iNtuition (51.3 %)
2. Sensing (48.7 %)

1. Thinking (62.8 %)
2. Feeling (37.2 %)

1. Introversion (61.8 %)
2. Extraversion (38.2 %)

1. Judging (68.8 %)
2. Perceiving (31.2 %)

IxTJ

2) A poem, Shakespearean sonnet in form, intended to be lyrical, I think it suceeded. The mood was intended to be rather self-absorbed/self indulgent, the perspective a somewhat projective first person.

1. Sensing (76.7 %)
2. iNtuition (23.3 %)

*interesting, this does reflect my intent pretty well*

1. Thinking (65.5 %)
2. Feeling (34.5 %)

*also interesting, one would have expected F to predominate - perhaps it was picking up on the high degree of structure?*

1. Introversion (95.0 %)
2. Extraversion (5.0 %)

1. Perceiving (64.5 %)
2. Judging (35.5 %)

ISTP


3) A highly sarcastic and rather amusing letter, written in response to some bureaucratic annoyance I was encountering from the powers that be. It got them off my back for good and obtained a bemusedly apologetic response.

1. iNtuition (55.7 %)
2. Sensing (44.3 %)

1. Thinking (98.7 %)
2. Feeling (1.3 %)

1. Introversion (90.4 %)
2. Extraversion (9.6 %)

1. Perceiving (56.4 %)
2. Judging (43.6 %)

INTP

4) A lengthy satirical poem in rhyming couplets, written as a first person self-caricature of a kind of person I particularly dislike. It's on my profile blog (I think the most recent one I added at the present time) if you're interested.

1. Sensing (76.5 %)
2. iNtuition (23.5 %)

1. Feeling (86.7 %)
2. Thinking (13.3 %)

*this is getting promising...*

1. Extraversion (58.7 %)
2. Introversion (41.3 %)

1. Judging (51.2 %)
2. Perceiving (48.8 %)

ESFJ

Success! Maybe the J preference could have done with being a little stronger though...

+ 1 for conscious adaptivity. Now, will the real Rag please step forward, as someone was asking just the other day? I wonder...

 

[Lady_X]

i'm confused by this...but did some typelizer thing not too long ago and got intj wtf

how does this thing work?

 

[miss fortune]

I did two different posts... and it leads me to conclude that I should be an XXXX

post one concluded that I was an INFP (60% I, 90% N, 90% F and 70% P)

post two said I was an ESTJ (70% E, 90% S, 80% T and 60% J)

really?!

 

[demimondaine]

demi.. INTJ or ESFJ???

Essay:
1. iNtuition (94.1 %)
2. Sensing (5.9 %)

1. Thinking (99.7 %)
2. Feeling (0.3 %)

1. Introversion (98.4 %)
2. Extraversion (1.6 %)

1. Judging (66.8 %)
2. Perceiving (33.2 %)

Email (short) to dear friend:
1. Sensing (61.5 %)
2. iNtuition (38.5 %)

1. Feeling (98.9 %)
2. Thinking (1.1 %)

1. Extraversion (90.5 %)
2. Introversion (9.5 %)

1. Judging (60.5 %)
2. Perceiving (39.5 %)

 

[JTG1984]

1. Sensing (86.4 %)
2. iNtuition (13.6 %)

1. Feeling (73.6 %)
2. Thinking (26.4 %)

1. Extraversion (95.5 %)
2. Introversion (4.5 %)

1. Perceiving (52.3 %)
2. Judging (47.7 %)

 

[gromit]

I almost think a better way to compare this from person to person would be if we each wrote a response to the same question(s) and then ran it through those sites. That way we'd be controlling (somewhat) for contextual factors like intention and audience...

 

[Walking Tourist]

That's a great idea. Would you write those questions for us?

I almost think a better way to compare this from person to person would be if we each wrote a response to the same question(s) and then ran it through those sites. That way we'd be controlling (somewhat) for contextual factors like intention and audience...

 

[Jaguar]

My result was INTJ, but I have no doubt those scores would change by merely changing the topic that is submitted.

 

[miss fortune]

yes, I submitted one post in which I was talking about the wonders of sex and was an INFP... then I submitted one talking about a friend getting depantsed while wearing long underwear at a strip club and got ESTJ... perhaps I should look up a serious post to see what it claims I am then!

 

[Jaguar]

yes, I submitted one post in which I was talking about the wonders of sex and was an INFP... then I submitted one talking about a friend getting depantsed while wearing long underwear at a strip club and got ESTJ... perhaps I should look up a serious post to see what it claims I am then!

Sex? More sex?

 

[miss fortune]

yes, yes, yes!

now I ran me yelling at an INTJ... and it accused me of being an INTJ

 

[Jaguar]

yes, yes, yes!

now I ran me yelling at an INTJ... and it accused me of being an INTJ

Gee, I can't possibly imagine who the INTJ was.

 

[gromit]

That's a great idea. Would you write those questions for us?

I don't even know how to write questions which would be "neutral," so to speak.

I'll think about it.

 

[miss fortune]

Gee, I can't possibly imagine who the INTJ was.

well, you'd have a 50/50 chance of selecting the correct one!

one of my posts in a past political thread is also apparently INTJ-ish...

 

[trondor]

Haha, I got ESFP

Does this really make me ESFP?

 

[Walking Tourist]

I submitted two more blog entries. Once again, I got two different results: INFP and ESFP. Now my writing style has four personality types: ESFJ, ESFP, INFP, and INTP.

 

[ThatGirl]

1. iNtuition (79.1 %)
2. Sensing (20.9 %)

1. Thinking (90.2 %)
2. Feeling (9.8 %)

1. Introversion (75.5 %)
2. Extraversion (24.5 %)

1. Perceiving (50.5 %)
2. Judging (49.5 %)


.............?

 

[trondor]

I suspect this test to only look for words associated with personality behaviour and not look at the text as a whole, and how could it? It's only a test, it can't analyze. Or can it?

 

[Kaveri]

A message on these forums:

1. Sensing (91.1 %)
2. iNtuition (8.9 %)

1. Feeling (81.0 %)
2. Thinking (19.0 %)

1. Introversion (58.5 %)
2. Extraversion (41.5 %)

1. Perceiving (56.2 %)
2. Judging (43.8 %)

xSFx

A short piece that I just wrote... that could be titled "words of wisdom" or something like that:

1. Introversion (99.6 %)
2. Extraversion (0.4 %)

1. Thinking (97.5 %)
2. Feeling (2.5 %)

1. Perceiving (56.0 %)
2. Judging (44.0 %)

1. iNtuition (99.0 %)
2. Sensing (1.0 %)

INTx

A pissed-off blog post about politics in my livejournal:

1. Introversion (91.0 %)
2. Extraversion (9.0 %)

1. iNtuition (67.3 %)
2. Sensing (32.7 %)

1. Feeling (74.4 %)
2. Thinking (25.6 %)

1. Feeling (74.4 %)
2. Thinking (25.6 %)

INFJ

Wow. I don't seem to have a certain prominent writing style in terms of the MBTI.

 

[Resonance]

I pasted my blog and it said I'm ESFJ