Discover Your Reasoning Style - Rationality test

[HectorOfTroy]

I’m a Myers-Briggs geek lol. I’ve taken most of them lol. After learning more about the cognitive functions, I am closest to INFJ. My thinking/feeling scores pretty much 50/50 every time so I just consider myself a more rational feeler. What do you score closest to?

I score ENTP almost always on this popular mainstream test one (I cant find the link for some reason? It has cartoonish drawings) (with extraversion and introversion almost equal), the biggest discrepancy is much higher N than S on that test. my T score is mildly stronger than my F score but not as much as N and S.

On another test that gave me individual scores for each it said that my Ni and Ne were really high (Introverted and Extraverted Intuiting), but also my Si was very high as well, and my Se was really low. Se is basically being focused on immediate concrete world outside of you, I'm a big day dreamer for most of my life so that makes sense Se would be really low. Si is basically being very aware in detail of past experiences that happened to you.

The test said I had extremely high both Fi and Ti as well, Fi means being in touch with your inner values system/personal feelings, you're constantly evaluating how things make you feel, your personal values, (Fe is evaluating things on cultural/external values.) My really high Fi score makes sense together with my high Si, they complement each other. And my high Ti goes with my high Ni and Ne because when it comes to making decisions not based on feelings, I use my intuition to consider the big picture first and all the possibilities (things that Ni and Ne do). Most of the time I make decisions not based on my feelings.

The test with the individual values also said I was best fit an ENTP if I remember correctly like the other one, but that I could also fit into SF type personality. knowing the scores for the other values gave me so much more depth in understanding who I am. I am mostly a thinker on decisions, and when I think im using my intuition dominantly, hence the xNTx. But definitley when it comes to feelings I use my past experiences/think about how certain moments made me feel very in detail (ISFx trait).


https://www.careerplanner.com/8Cogni...d-Thinking.cfm << Check this site out if you want to know about the extraverted and introverted versions of each element. Extremely interesting
https://personalityjunkie.com/09/int...-sensation-si/

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

Journalist

Most Journalists are open to new experiences and enjoy learning about others. They also have a skeptical streak that makes them difficult to trick or manipulate. Their combination of openness and skepticism make them fine judges of character. Approximately 13% of the populace are Journalists.

Agreed.

You are Intuitive: You tend to trust your intuitions — you size up situations quickly and stick with your judgments once you’ve made them. This tendency can be useful when you need to think on your feet, or when you’re using a skill that you’ve already honed to perfection.

Disagree. I always assume I have a bias and think it over.

You are Subjective: People and stories interest you more than facts and figures do; you focus on the essence of ideas over the details. Your mind is more qualitative than quantitative. This trait lets you focus on the big picture over the nitty-gritty.

The details are the building blocks of ideas and I'm very detailed oriented.

You are Carefree: You tend to live in the moment. You don’t waste a lot of emotional energy fretting about the future. Instead, you focus on getting the most out of life right now.

LOLZ, no. I'm always thinking of the future.

You are Skeptical: You treat new information and ideas with caution and skepticism. Spurious arguments rarely fool or confuse you, and your beliefs are based on foundations of hard logic. You possess a fine-tuned BS detector.

Agreed.

[Celestia]

I score ENTP almost always on this popular mainstream test one (I cant find the link for some reason? It has cartoonish drawings) (with extraversion and introversion almost equal), the biggest discrepancy is much higher N than S on that test. my T score is mildly stronger than my F score but not as much as N and S.

On another test that gave me individual scores for each it said that my Ni and Ne were really high (Introverted and Extraverted Intuiting), but also my Si was very high as well, and my Se was really low. Se is basically being focused on immediate concrete world outside of you, I'm a big day dreamer for most of my life so that makes sense Se would be really low. Si is basically being very aware in detail of past experiences that happened to you.

The test said I had extremely high both Fi and Ti as well, Fi means being in touch with your inner values system/personal feelings, you're constantly evaluating how things make you feel, your personal values, (Fe is evaluating things on cultural/external values.) My really high Fi score makes sense together with my high Si, they complement each other. And my high Ti goes with my high Ni and Ne because when it comes to making decisions not based on feelings, I use my intuition to consider the big picture first and all the possibilities (things that Ni and Ne do). Most of the time I make decisions not based on my feelings.

The test with the individual values also said I was best fit an ENTP if I remember correctly like the other one, but that I could also fit into SF type personality. knowing the scores for the other values gave me so much more depth in understanding who I am. I am mostly a thinker on decisions, and when I think im using my intuition dominantly, hence the xNTx. But definitley when it comes to feelings I use my past experiences/think about how certain moments made me feel very in detail (ISFx trait).


https://www.careerplanner.com/8Cogni...d-Thinking.cfm << Check this site out if you want to know about the extraverted and introverted versions of each element. Extremely interesting
https://personalityjunkie.com/09/int...-sensation-si/

When I think of ENTP users on TA, I think of Peterski. He is constantly trying to ruffle feathers and spark debates. They can get under peoples skin but I think that’s why I tend to like them. They’re fun to observe. Also they’re usually very open-minded to experiences which can help bring people like me out of my shell lol.

My Extroverted Feeling and Introverted Intuition score the highest. I am constantly picking up on patterns and inconsistency even when I’m not trying to. I think this is why INFJ’s can get quite anxious. When we notice something has changed, our NI alerts us and can put us on edge until we figure out why there was a change. This has made me realize that for a relationship to work with me, I need someone who is good at vocalizing and expressing their concerns. My last relationship was with an ISTP and he was the opposite of that lol. But overall I think my cognitive functions and Mbti-type summarize me very well. It has helped me realize what I need to work on internally, and also career wise. In reference to your career link, my strengths are definitely in the “counseling” field and I am very content where I’m at now. I used to be in sales and I was miserable lol.

[bvnny]

I got executive... I usually get ENTJ when going through MBTI tests, but I prefer to consider myself an ENTP rather than an ENTJ, like, I identify more with the cognitive functions of an ENTP.

[HectorOfTroy]

When I think of ENTP users on TA, I think of Peterski. He is constantly trying to ruffle feathers and spark debates. They can get under peoples skin but I think that’s why I tend to like them. They’re fun to observe. Also they’re usually very open-minded to experiences which can help bring people like me out of my shell lol.

My Extroverted Feeling and Introverted Intuition score the highest. I am constantly picking up on patterns and inconsistency even when I’m not trying to. I think this is why INFJ’s can get quite anxious. When we notice something has changed, our NI alerts us and can put us on edge until we figure out why there was a change. This has made me realize that for a relationship to work with me, I need someone who is good at vocalizing and expressing their concerns. My last relationship was with an ISTP and he was the opposite of that lol. But overall I think my cognitive functions and Mbti-type summarize me very well. It has helped me realize what I need to work on internally, and also career wise. In reference to your career link, my strengths are definitely in the “counseling” field and I am very content where I’m at now. I used to be in sales and I was miserable lol.

I enjoy debating when it's an open ended debate over a topic that doesn't give me anxiety/something I dont have strong negative feelings about. I speak alot on game development stuff because Im passionate about it and it's a topic that doesn't make me anxious to defend my view points in. Other topics I reserve debating about it because it usually ends up making me or the other person pissy, usually both.

I definitley relate to the Ni thing you said, and my Si trait makes it even more anxiety inducing when the situation reminds me of a previous shitty experience on top of that.

[Dick]

Most Attorneys have a powerful eye for detail and good instincts for evaluating the behavior of others. They're also comfortable with thinking on their feet and making snap judgments, which gives them an edge in social situations. Approximately 4% of the populace are Attorneys.

You are Intuitive: You tend to trust your intuitions — you size up situations quickly and stick with your judgments once you’ve made them. This tendency can be useful when you need to think on your feet, or when you’re using a skill that you’ve already honed to perfection.

You are Subjective: People and stories interest you more than facts and figures do; you focus on the essence of ideas over the details. Your mind is more qualitative than quantitative. This trait lets you focus on the big picture over the nitty-gritty.

You are Prepared: You tend to think clearly and comprehensively about the future. This makes you an excellent planner; you’re usually well prepared when you begin a new project, and you’re rarely caught by surprise.

You are Skeptical: You treat new information and ideas with caution and skepticism. Spurious arguments rarely fool or confuse you, and your beliefs are based on foundations of hard logic. You possess a fine-tuned BS detector.

[Sylvanas]

Hmm.. My boyfriend (intp) also had this result, I hope there will be someone with a different type so that it doesn't turn out the test shows only one result

I'm INTP-A, I think this test is not so accurate, or I was too tired yesterday...

Edit:

Lol, I got Mediator again. I guess that is it.

[rothaer]

I'm INTP-A, I think this test is not so accurate, or I was too tired yesterday...

Edit:

Lol, I got Mediator again. I guess that is it.

I got wrongly assesed in a number of things.

I had a look as for their explanations. They think that the bad movie question represents the "sunk costs fallacy" under all circumstances. I'd have wanted to see the film to it's end for being able to ultimately judge it and talk about it with confidence, so being bad the first 45 minutes does not represent a sunk cost fallacy at all in that case.

And as for "sellings one's life time" they thought I've zero interest in seeing parts of an unknown city, which is not in the focus of my interest, while I'm fine to see such parts as well. Eventually coming to different prices in different questions they erronously assessed as contradictory.

Etc.

[Atlantic Reptilian]

Journalist

But I usually don't go out of my way to prove something unless it's necessary.

When I attempt to study something I usually score very high.

[Marsa]

Rationalist

Rationalists are excellent reasoners in all respects. They can cogently evaluate others' reasoning as well as their own whenever they choose to. They can also think fluidly about facts and figures, and they can evaluate and plan for the future with aplomb. They're rarely susceptible to the cognitive foibles that trip up others. When they apply themselves, Rationalists can master most cognitive tasks. Approximately 9% of the populace are Rationalists.

You are Reflective: You dislike jumping to conclusions quickly. You’re adept at reflecting on your own thoughts. When it looks like your intuitions might be leading you astray, you don’t have a problem overriding them — instead, you take the time to re-evaluate the situation and figure out the wisest course of action.

You are Quantitative: You’re good at working with numbers. Not in a schoolbook way, necessarily — you’re adept at putting this skill to use while solving problems in all manner of real-world situations.

You are Prepared: You tend to think clearly and comprehensively about the future. This makes you an excellent planner; you’re usually well prepared when you begin a new project, and you’re rarely caught by surprise.

You are Skeptical: You treat new information and ideas with caution and skepticism. Spurious arguments rarely fool or confuse you, and your beliefs are based on foundations of hard logic. You possess a fine-tuned BS detector.

You racked up 72.22% of highest possible rationality score!

LOL, I'm not so sure about being an excellent planner I do think about about the future though.