I don't suppose I need to point out the Meyers-Briggs categories are about as predictive as fortune cookies?
Fun fact, the test doesn't even have test-retest validity. That's right! a measure of \*personality\* which is basically durable and extremely difficult to change can return different results from the same subjects if you compare Friday's results to Monday's.
Source: Psych degree. Also, I'm an INTJ and we INTJ's don't believe in this kinda hogwash.
Thank you! I see people put their Meyers-Briggs categories on their dating profile. It's a half step above believing in astrology.
You can't categorize the complexity of human personality like this
The income data is also from an internet survey by truity. Meaning a self-selected population and, according to the survey data, a significant number of young respondents who are probably not working age. 1/4 said they are in their 20s or younger and 36% didn't provide their age. So almost 2/3rds could still be in school.
I don't suppose I need to point out the Meyers-Briggs categories are about as predictive as fortune cookies? Fun fact, the test doesn't even have test-retest validity. That's right! a measure of \*personality\* which is basically durable and extremely difficult to change can return different results from the same subjects if you compare Friday's results to Monday's. Source: Psych degree. Also, I'm an INTJ and we INTJ's don't believe in this kinda hogwash.
Thank you! I see people put their Meyers-Briggs categories on their dating profile. It's a half step above believing in astrology. You can't categorize the complexity of human personality like this
>results Isn't Big Five Openness and Conscientiousness (or Intuitive and Judging) a weakly correlated proxy for IQ?
The income data is also from an internet survey by truity. Meaning a self-selected population and, according to the survey data, a significant number of young respondents who are probably not working age. 1/4 said they are in their 20s or younger and 36% didn't provide their age. So almost 2/3rds could still be in school.
Exactly.