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A CRITIQUE OF THE MYERS-BRIGGS TYPE INDICATOR AND ITS OPERATIONALIZATION OF CARL JUNG

Thread starter Mal12345
Start date Sep 6, 2014

Jaguar

Active member

Sep 14, 2014

reckful said:
Oo, look at that. A data pool of "scores from random forum members." 21 members, no less!

Actually, I didn't need to post any numbers at all. Had you been here for the last seven years, you would already know it's not even remotely unusual for FPs to score low on agreeableness. Furthermore, you should already know why that would be the case. Oh, I forgot: Bean counters don't usually bother with understanding why. They just count beans.