I was kinda bored so i took dis test.. dis is wat my results were..
ISTPThat means you are more
Introverted than Extroverted,
Sensing than Intuitive,
Thinking than Feeling, and more
Perceiving than Judging. Understanding your combination of these traits will help you understand why you get along with some people and not others. And what types of people you should seek out for fulfilling relationships. But what do these terms really mean? And how do they affect your relationships with other people? You're about to find out.
The most important thing to remember about the dimensions is that just because you are an Introvert doesn't mean you don't also have some Extravert characteristics. The fact that you are an Introvert simply means that you have
more Introvert characteristics than Extravert ones. The same goes for the other dimensions. Therefore, when you take a look at your relationship personality type, know that you probably possess some tendencies of the other dimensions as well. It's just that more often than not, you a have a tendency to approach the world on one side of the scale than the other — as an Introvert instead of as an Extravert for example. Below is more information on each of these dimensions and how you score on each of them.
(I)ntroversion/ (E)xtraversion: This dimension describes how you approach and interact with the world and how you typically direct your energy.
Most times, people simply associate introverts with being shy and extraverts with being loud. These descriptions are not entirely correct because those two qualities are only part of what determines whether someone is an introvert or an extravert. For example, typically, to an extravert, the outside world represents both excitement and opportunity. Extraverts often think and perform better in front of others. Also, because an extravert's energy is often directed outwards, extroverts like being around people most of the time. Introverts, on the other hand, usually direct their energy inwards and often need alone time to replenish their energy stores.
When it comes to communication, introverts will tend to formulate their thoughts before they speak up. Extraverts will often think and talk at the same time, saying whatever comes into their heads. This more immediate approach makes extraverts spontaneous, but it can also get them into hot water. Socially, introverts prefer more intimate settings where they have the chance to get to know fewer people on a deeper basis. Extraverts typically feel that in social situations, the more the merrier. As mentioned above — not every introvert or extravert will display every trait tied to this dimension. In fact, people are apt to display a mix of traits.
I(N)tuition/ (S)ensing: This dimension demonstrates how people tend to process information.
What kinds of information do you naturally notice? That's the main question this scale answers. Sensors tend to focus on concrete information. Intuitives tend to focus on possibilities. By using their five senses to gather data, sensors trust what can be seen, heard, touched, tasted, or felt. By staying attuned to their five senses, sensors are also apt to focus on the present and to have great attention to detail. If you are looking for accurate information, ask a sensor.
Intuitives, on the other hand, are more imaginative types who tend to look for deeper, abstract meanings in the world around them. They do this by inferring things from the data that's in front of them. For example, when presented with information, intuitives usually enjoy pondering over implications of those facts and anticipating future consequences. Intuitives aren't often interested in details and tend to see the big picture of a situation faster than sensors.
(F)eeling/ (T)hinking: This dimension demonstrates how you make decisions.
The way each one of us makes decisions is influenced by whether we are primarily thinkers or feelers. Thinkers value analytical thinking and tend to be methodical and logical when evaluating their options. Thinkers pride themselves on being objective, rather than letting their subjective feelings or opinions enter into their decisions. Feelers often see thinkers as being somewhat cold. Feelers have a very different decision making process. Theirs takes into account how others will be affected alongside of the objective facts. By putting people's individual situations in the forefronts of their minds, feelers are more likely to make exceptions to rules than thinkers are. Feelers are highly empathic, and sometimes this bent can make them seem too emotional to thinkers.
(P)erceiving/ (J)udging: The last dimension describes whether you prefer closure or openness.
The final dimension describes whether you prefer closure or openness in your life's situations. For instance, because of their high need for control, judgers like structure and order in the world around them. Judgers are typically organized people who focus on goals and accomplish what they set out to do.
On the other end of the spectrum are perceivers who usually prefer to experience the world spontaneously. Oftentimes a perceiver can't tell you their schedule from one day to the next because they don't know what's going to happen. Perceivers usually like keeping their options open and can pride themselves on adapting to whatever situation they confront. Judgers are most excited when they have finished a project. Perceivers tend to be most excited when a new endeavor begins.
Now that you know more about each of the dimensions, we can give you more information about your specific four-letter personality type. This type was derived from your answers on the Love Personality test.
About 4% of the U.S. population possesses the combination of traits that make up this personality type.
(4% nia??? lolx cool! XD)Because you rarely get flustered, people are apt to depend on you for reassurance. Lucky for you, you're the kind who can
thrive under pressure.
(haha.. yea.. i was neva really worried abt de pmr results..)You may even seek out situations that involve unpredictability and quick thinking. More than most,
you're a true thrill-seeker. Where there's action; you're usually there.(lolx yea.. i LOVE action..)In relationships, people are likely to be attracted to your confident, daring nature. You'll appreciate their admiration and the company it brings you, but you also value your independence. You're not the kind of individual
who equates being alone with being lonely.
(yar.. if ur alone doesn't mean ur alone u know...) In fact, you can keep to yourself in a lot of ways. This mysterious and self-sufficient nature can make you an intriguing character. However it can also be frustrating for anyone who's trying to get close to you. Chances are you don't mean to play hard to get;
YOU JUST ARE.
(lolx yea.. i don mean 2... T.T) You're not someone who is easily impressed. A potential partner has to be the real deal to capture your heart. Rather than seeking out flashy advances,
you're usually just happy with someone who can truly be who they are. Sincerity can be something that truly impresses you.(yea.. i don like ppl who act just so de some1 will like them back..)As part of a couple, your restless nature tends to reveal itself. Even though solving problems is your strong suit in most aspects of life, in relationships you can be less than thrilled when dealing with interpersonal problems. Sometimes it seems that
you'd rather be happy alone than troubled and in a relationship. (lolx.. yea dis is really true. XD).What makes you a good partner and friend?  | You're not likely to be clingy in a relationship |
| Your adventurous nature keeps life interesting |
| You can adapt easily to different situations |
| You are one who is dependable in times of crisis |
Lolx i dunno abt de last one but de rest are pretty true.. XD
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