Everyone16-Type DiagnosisHave you taken the test?
Have you ever encountered any difficulties with the type assessment results? Specifically, in situations like the following:陥Have you ever done that?
- When I took the test on a different website, I got a different type than last time (I was diagnosed as type AA last time, but on a different site I was diagnosed as type BB).
- Even when taking the test on the same website, a different type may be diagnosed if the test is repeated after some time has passed (for example, if the previous test showed type EE, but a test three months later diagnosed type FF).
- The diagnostic website diagnosed me as type XX, but after reading the description myself, I think type YY is a better fit.
in the end,What type am I?Are you perhaps feeling troubled?
It is not possible to categorize people into 16 types.
Here's an article I'd like you to remember:
16-type personality test (≒MBTI)This forces people into one of 16 types,EnneagramSimilarly, these are also forced classifications into nine types.
However, Japanese people and people all over the world are all different individuals,It is theoretically impossible to categorize things into stereotypes using only about ten types.is.
Furthermore, people can also be influenced by their environment.When your environment changes, you change a little bit within yourself.Therefore, it's entirely possible that you might be a certain type at one time, but a different type at another (depending on the environment and your mood at the time).
For example, the authorSei Honda (Narukin/Narukin)、Twitter・Facebook) is basically an ENTP, but the dominant function isNe (Extroverted Intuition)やTi (introverted thinking)Using too much of it, or even just in the morning during the dayENFP (Inventor type)I get excited thinking about what I'm going to do next, and at nightINTP (Researcher Type) As you reflect on what you did today, you may want to do some introspection.
This is something many people can relate to.There are no "unchanging people" who are unaffected by anything, nor are there absolute MBTI types (for example, absolute ENFP or INFP).That's right. Your personality might even be different at the beginning and end of the day.
Typologies such as MBTI and Enneagram (the study of categorizing people into types) can easily grasp an overall picture of an individual, but because they focus on the typical behaviors, thoughts, and feelings of that type, they inevitably miss intermediate types, mixed types, and dynamically fluctuating types (e.g., a person who is an ENTP when with others, but tends to be an INTJ or INTP when alone). However, the images depicted for each type are not typical and are based on imagination,Because people are inherently diverse, it's actually more common for everyone to deviate from such stereotypes.That's right.
Alternatively, one could consider a mixed type, such as "ENTP 50% + INTP 20% + INTJ 30%." To be honest, this is the MBTI profile I believe to be correct for myself.
Making the most of psychology (typology)
Finally, what I want to convey isHow to use psychology (typology)is.
Psychology is "the study of understanding the human mind."That's it. Why do you want to understand people's hearts? Well, of course,To understand the nature of one's own psychology and use it meaningfully in life.I think so.
Therefore,It's counterproductive to get bogged down in figuring out your personality type based on tests like MBTI or Enneagram. Psychology is meant for you to use.
Psychology exists because of you
✖ You are who you are because of psychology.
*See also the following article (from "Which psychology should I believe?") ↓
There is still so much we don't understand about the human mind, even in psychology. To reiterate,Since every person is different, there is no such thing as "absolute psychology."Therefore, it's natural that what applies to one person may not apply to another, and that there are many things we can't understand about other people's hearts.When it comes to psychology, just take it lightly, thinking, "Oh, there are these kinds of perspectives, interpretations, and theories," and use them without hesitation.
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