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Having taken the Jung Typology Test, my MBTI results have changed as follows:- From: ESTP E for Extroversion, S for Sensing, T for Thinking and P for Perceiving To: INTP Introvert (9%), iNtuitive (22%), Thinking (9%), and Perceiving (16%) While there is a match with TP preferences, there is a strong deviation in my selection as it applies to the Sensing and iNtuitive preferences. I am not too worried about the change from Extroversion to Introversion as the variation of 9% is not too high. It must be pointed out that the initial selection of the ESTP was not based on a similar scientific Jung Test. As a result I will focus my effort to evaluate the EI assessment as determined by the Jung MBTI test. The INTP result was based on a more comprehensive test questionnaire though I still feel it is limited …show more content…

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