In Defense of Myers Briggs (2020)
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In Defense of Myers Briggs (2020)
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Re: In Defense of Myers Briggs (2020)
#2tl;dr is: this holds up as well as the "big 5" mathematically, but the naming avoids unpleasant terminology and the usual binary bucketing makes discussion quick and easy
Re: In Defense of Myers Briggs (2020)
#3tl;dr is: this holds up as well as the "big 5" mathematically, but the naming avoids unpleasant terminology and the usual binary bucketing makes discussion quick and easy
Right now the tl;dr is 404 Not Found.
Re: In Defense of Myers Briggs (2020)
#4tl;dr is: this holds up as well as the "big 5" mathematically, but the naming avoids unpleasant terminology and the usual binary bucketing makes discussion quick and easy
Right now the tl;dr is 404 Not Found.
This now works:
https://dynomight.home.blog/2020/06/12/in-defense-of-meyers-...
I think they just happen to be reorganizing at the moment, without leaving a redirect.
Re: In Defense of Myers Briggs (2020)
#5Your link doesn't work
Re: In Defense of Myers Briggs (2020)
#6Your link doesn't work
It moved, and I can't change the link. I need dang to help. Here:
https://dynomight.home.blog/2020/06/12/in-defense-of-meyers-...
Re: In Defense of Myers Briggs (2020)
#7Your link doesn't work
It moved, and I can't change the link. I need dang to help. Here: https://dynomight.home.blog/2020/06/12/in-defense-of-meyers-...
Changed now from https://dynomight.net/in-defense-of-myers-briggs.html.
Re: In Defense of Myers Briggs (2020)
#8Its good as a one-off. Then you feel all warm and fuzzy as you go "oh yeas this makes sense".
I did an experiment using these tests. I ran them every week. Did a different test from a different website. Very little consistency at all. I came to the conclusion it was a waste of time.
Re: In Defense of Myers Briggs (2020)
#9I've never seen anyone not use MTBI as a horoscope. I'm inclined to believe there's high likelihood that the measurements will be misused, even if it were measuring useful.
Re: In Defense of Myers Briggs (2020)
#10An interesting thing about introversion/extroversion and testing: Assuming that I remember details right from a class I took over twenty years ago, taking caffeine before a test improves performance for introverts but not extroverts (unless I misremembered and it's the other way around). It's a remarkably strong result and one of the few strong results in experimental personality research.