ENTP or INTJ Test
Based on the Work of Myers, Briggs, and Jung
So you've taken the basic Personality Type Test and you're still not sure of your type. But you've had a peek at the system and you think that you're probably ENTP or INTJ. Don't worry. This happens to a lot of people when they're first getting into psychological type. Learning about type is a process of self-discovery and no test can replace your own self-assessment. But this test can lend you a hand in finding out whether you are ENTP or INTJ.
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Ours is one of the few free tests that is subjected to statistical controls and validation. Even so, please keep in mind that tests are merely indicators - a first peek at the system to get you started.
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Personality tests, whether they are professional or "official" tests like the MBTI® (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator®) test, the Jung Type Indicator, or free online personality tests like this one, are indicators to help you find your personality type. No test ever devised can designate your personality type with complete accuracy or reliability, and no personality type test can replace familiarizing yourself with the works of Myers, Briggs, von Franz, van deer Hoop, and Jung in depth.
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Like the "official" tests based on the Jungian typology, and other professionally-developed, accurate instruments, our free online test is subjected to statistical controls and validation in order to make the results as accurate as possible.
We primarily draw on the psychology of personality types presented in C.G. Jung's Psychological Types as well the psychological insights into personality type tests as presented in the work of Isabel Briggs Myers, co-creator of the MBTI® test, as set forth in her work Gifts Differing. Furthermore, the works of van der Hoop, Conscious Orientation and Character and the Unconscious, were also influential in the making of this test.
This test follows established theory. Our test follows the written theory of Jung, Myers, von Franz, and van der Hoop on the topic of personality type, rather than some slapdash approximation of Jung's theory.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the ENTP or INTJ test match me to?
It compares your leanings toward flexibility and exploring possibilities against a preference for steady direction and focused goals.
What does my result mean?
The outcome shows whether your answers align more with ENTP tendencies like multitasking and testing many ideas or INTJ tendencies like immersing in one main goal.
How does the test examine work style?
It asks whether you bounce between tasks while uncovering new options or cut distractions to pursue a single overarching objective.
How should I interpret the result if it does not feel like a perfect fit?
View it as one way to look at certain preferences rather than a full description, since people often show traits from both sides.
How can I use this test in everyday situations?
The comparison can help you notice patterns in how you handle projects, debates, and changes in plans.
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