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Curiosity motivated me to take another personality test and compare the results to the Myers-Briggs Personality test. The Humanmetrics Jung Typology Test had a larger pool of questions compared to the Myers-Briggs assessment. After answering over sixty questions I received the assessment of introvert, intuitive, thinking and judging which differed from the results of introvert, sensing, feeling and judging that I received from the Myers- Briggs personality test. If anyone else takes another personality assessment can you share if your results correlate with the Myers-Briggs personality

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