16 Personality Types - Percentage Distribution by Type -

Here's a breakdown of the population by personality type, based on the 16 personality types.
You can find out what percentage of the population your type represents, the male-to-female ratio within your type, and more.

↓Click here if you want to find out your personality type from the 16 personality types↓

↑Try taking the 16-type personality test↑

Population percentage

First, in introducing the proportions of the 16 types of Japanese people,Mochilabo『16 Personality Types - Percentage by TypeI will quote two data points from "[source name]". I am truly grateful to Mochilabo for making this useful data publicly available. Below are two data points showing the percentage of people interested in the 16-type personality test, broken down by personality type. As you can see, F-types are more interested in the personality test than T-types, and I-types are more interested than E-types.

Next, here is the breakdown of the 16 types in Japan ↓

Here is the data from the MBTI manual. It is likely data from the United States. ↓

The proportion of each of the 16 types in the United States ↓

The proportion of the 16 types in South Korea ↓

Gender ratio

Next, we'll show you the proportions of the 16 personality types, broken down into male-only and female-only categories. Looking at this, you might get a better understanding of what's commonly considered a masculine personality (= a personality type more common in men) and a feminine personality (= a personality type more common in women).

Based on the two sets of data above, it appears that thinking types (T-type) are more common in men, while feeling types (F-type) are more common in women.