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I have taken different tests now - 5 in 1 day; the first 2 said I was an INFP. The last 3 ENFP.
Obviously, there is a comprehensive test which is not on the internet. I was wondering where people are taking these tests? And which one is correct? I can relate to both INFP and ENFP and think I may have been more introverted when younger but as I have grown older have become more extroverted. Do we change as we grow older?
Obviously, there is a comprehensive test which is not on the internet. I was wondering where people are taking these tests? And which one is correct? I can relate to both INFP and ENFP and think I may have been more introverted when younger but as I have grown older have become more extroverted. Do we change as we grow older?
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Re: INFP or ENFP - Where are you taking the test
Wed, August 20, 2008 - 8:26 PMi have always tested infp until three years ago it has been enfp .
i use varius online test, which may not be as accurate. one i can remember is human metrics .
I have changed as Ive grown older .. not as shy or introverted ....and other things.
www.humanmetrics.com/
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Re: INFP or ENFP - Where are you taking the test
Wed, August 20, 2008 - 8:26 PMAs far as I understand it, I don't think we ever "change types."
Though I may have read somewhere that as we get older we focus on a diifferent "function of type," if you understand what that means.
My favorite two regular test are:
www.bbc.co.uk/science/hum.../index.shtml
4np.net/ddli/
And a good one to take (focusing on the functions of type) is:
www.cognitiveprocesses.com/asse....html -
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Re: INFP or ENFP - Where are you taking the test
Wed, August 20, 2008 - 10:00 PMa few times recently It came out Intp
but I believe I am introverted regardless to what ohter "functions" are dominate from time to tiime
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Re: INFP or ENFP - Where are you taking the test
Fri, January 9, 2009 - 7:45 AMI have come out ENFP on tests recently but I believe that INFP is my true orientation. I was extremely shy as a kid, but not so much anymore. I actually do get energy from social situations, but I believe my cognitive process is still introverted. I am more focused on my own feelings and ideas then on the world of people and things. I think this is where some of the confusion in defining introversion vs. extroversion comes from; in whether it is defined in how you receive energy vs. in how your cognitive process works. Further confusing matters is that I have read descriptions of ENFPs that say they need a good deal of alone time compared to other extroverts! Ask your friends if they see you as an introvert or extrovert. Most of mine say introvert!