16personalities Test On Personality Types

When taking the 16Personalities Test online at, 16personalities.com, it tested my personality type. For example, I was given countless questions about my personality and had to answer between strongly agree, agree, neutral, disagree, or strongly disagree. When taking this personality test I realized it asked questions about all various aspects of personality types. It asked many diverse questions for say if I found it difficult to introduce myself to other people and if I try to respond to email as soon as possible because I cannot stand a messy inbox. According to my personality test results, my personality type is a protagonist (ENFJ-T). ENFJ-T, stands for Extraverted, iNtuitive, Feeling, Judging, and Turbulent.
In class, the personality test related to the topic of the Trait Perspective because people display consistency in their actions, thoughts, and feelings as well as people differ from each other, not one person is alike in the world. The Trait Perspective and the personality test I took online relate to each other due to the fact that most of the questions in the test were consistent along the lines of actions, thoughts, and feelings. Another way the two are related to each other is because …show more content…
I also found that based on my results, in my opinion, they were true in result of my character as well. The personality test measures what it claims to be “the current model accounting for the majority of our personality traits and can often predict with a high degree of confidence how we are likely to behave in specific circumstances” (16personalities.com). With that being said, regardless on what category we fall under our actions are also altered by the environment, people, personal goals, and experience. Although I did find myself become skeptic due to the fact of how do they know my personality based on just answering 60 general questions on whether I strongly agree or