Updates and Current Projects
We’ve started working on the next version of our personality test. This includes refining the questions and updating the scoring process. We’re developing the next version on a test site, so it’ll all be rolled out at once when we’ve made it through the list of updates. However, the questions are getting updated on the live version as we refine them.
Of course, feedback from the various personality types was critical during the initial creation of the quiz, and continues to be so. So, if you are certain about your personality type, willing to use Discord, and you would like to talk type with me, send a quick email.
That’s it for now. I’ll try to update this page at the beginning of every month. See below for the updated the list of ongoing projects. Don’t forget to comment if you have any questions, thoughts, or suggestions. We’d love to hear from you!
Articles in the Works
These are subject to change, but our current intentions are…
Theory Article(s): Different Versions of the Types
A new series that will demonstrate the different ways each personality type can manifest.
Theory Article(s): ENTJ vs ESTP
Intending to write a type comparison for this common typing dilemma
Theory Article(s): INTP vs ISTJ
Intending to write a type comparison for these two personality types
Character Article(s): Big Bang Theory
We’ve written Sheldon and Raj. We intend to work on typing other characters from this show.
Character Article(s): Apothecary Diaries
We’re probably going to write an analysis of the main character, and a cumulative article covering all the prominent characters
Character Article(s): Type Lists of Fictional Characters in Anime
For instance, 7 INFPs in Anime, 7 INTPs in Anime, etc. ESTJ currently, in progress.
Character articles written/ready:
1. Myers-Briggs Types in The Big Bang Theory: Raj Koothrappali
2. Myers-Briggs Types in Haikyuu!!: Daichi Sawamura
3. Myers-Briggs Types in The Big Bang Theory: Sheldon Cooper
4. The Myers-Briggs Personality Types in Haikyuu!!
Theory articles written/ready:
1.Why Aren’t Personality Tests Accurate?
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Personally, I’m looking forward to the “Are TPs The Rule Breakers” article! I figured the more “individualist” functions (Ti, Fi) might have some conflict with the Extraverted judging functions (Fe, Te) and I know high Fi’s relationship with Te is that the systems Te tends to put in place might encroach on it’s individuality and Ti’s relationship with Fe would be valuing it’s subjective framework over Fe social harmony stuffs. (I guess like how differing opinions could ruin the atmosphere at, say, a tea party or something…)
But I’ve wondered about how things manifest if you criss-cross things over. High Te may not care (much… at least in the unhealthy types?) about Fi individuality but how would it react to Ti’s “I don’t really care about identity, I just have my own opinions and like doing things my own way” sort of way of going about things? Would Fi asserting its individuality get in the way of Fe harmony? And vice-versa would Ti try to bend the Te rules so it can do things in a way that makes more sense to it? Would Fi rebel against Fe harmony if it feels like it’s encroaching on its identity?
Not sure if all this is going to be answered but I’m looking forward to the answer regardless, haha. Seeing how functions react to other functions is interesting!
The answer to most of those questions is yes, lol.
About the test, I think looking at how you type characters would help increase accuracy and maybe layering questions which means asking questions based on answers from previous choices
Layering questions is a nice idea but complex from a backend/coding standpoint. The final section of the test is determined based on all the previous answers, but doing something as dynamic or nuanced as having the test choose the next question based on the previous question would probably be a bit too much. I’ve considered having a tie-breaker section of sorts that’s generated based on which function scores are too close, but I haven’t quite worked that one out in my head yet.
What do you mean by looking at how we type characters?
Can you guys do Sung Jinwoo from Solo leveling next if possible?
We’ve actually seen most of this show to date. Two episodes left of the most recent season. The problem with this character is that he seemingly goes through a personality shift at the beginning. He struck more like a feeler at the beginning, ISFP specifically… which is still theoretically plausible, but he acts more like an NTJ as the series progresses. We’ve yet to identify any clear flaws, though that would help us settle on which of his cognitive functions are least preferred.
I have two questions.
First, did you determine the Joker’s type (Arthur Fleck)? Season 2 has already been released.
Second, if you have time, could you write more articles about video game characters?
Thank you.