From the scale given to me on the test I would predict that out of a hundred I’m perceived as being fifty-five percent more sensing and thinking over intuitive and feeling. The test states that I have strong ties to both in the two groups but I’m more sensing and feeling. These descriptions of my personality are visible, in that when studying I always gather all the facts and to try and remember them, but I might occasionally apply something memorable to the information. The test states that I’m seventy five percent an introvert and that I’m judging. I’m truly an introvert, because when at family functions although I like to listen to the conversations around me, I prefer to sit by myself and read one of my many books. I’m not the type of person who needs to be around a lot of other people to enjoy myself and be comfortable. The test does mainly describe my personality accurately, but I do slightly disagree with one notion of the …show more content…
In trying to accomplish my goals and attaining the life that I want, like for instance in class or at work, I tend to be quiet and serious. The variation in my demeanor arise when I’m around family and friends. The reason that I don’t see the test’s description of my personality as wrong is because I tend to be more serious and quiet, with bouts of talkativeness and loudness. The test’s analysis of my personality as a reliable realist who is introverted, sensing when processing information, thinking when making decisions, and judging in structuring my life is eerily accurate. The way that the test set up the psychological functions so that they were on a scale, adds to the accuracy of the test because this shows that an individual is not just entirely sensing, but intuitive as well. This test is a great way to determine your personality