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According to the humanmetrics test my I scored INFP. I got 3% for introvert, 22% for intuitive, 9% for feeling, and 22% for perceiving. I’m not an introvert. I’ve never seen myself as an introvert and I still don’t. I know that it was only 3% introvert and that’s not much, but I still don’t see myself as an introvert. I do agree with intuition over sensing though. I don’t really use my senses in general, so it’s not a surprise that I got more of intuition. I really like to pay attention to little details though. It’s weird that I can actually remember things that weren’t really necessary or important. For example, my chemistry teacher, last year, give us an assignment and he said to us, “you don’t have to memorize these numbers.” I memorized …show more content…

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