Thursday, January 18, 2007

M-B Revisited (a few more)

Just to update The Meyer-Briggs Test results from this post :

Kim - classic INTJ
Sassenach - INTJ
Delta - ISFP
Jules - INFP
Debby - ISFJ
Debra - ISFJ
ACey - ENTP
Thomas - INFJ

and

Jeri - ISFJ
Granny Fran - INFJ
Rissa - INFJ
Rian - INFJ
Kay - INTJ
Patti - INFJ
Lori -INTJ


I loved reading the comments as you explained yourselves., and most of you seemed to think the test gave a pretty accurate result.

My original post was on the book blog, and the results were similar (although there was one slightly expressed E on each list). Not that it is a great surprise that both quilters and readers are going to be somewhat introverted. In fact, many quilters are readers (who frequently, but not always, own cats).

8 comments:

  1. I just posted my results to your post from the 15th... another ISFJ quilter here. And I love to read too!!! (I just started blogging my books - 2 so far for this year)

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  2. oh, yeah. statistics prevail - I also own a cat. Have had at least 1 cat for my entire adult life... (not the same one, I mean there's always been a cat presence in our house...)

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  3. I do think this test is accurate. Leaving for another three day break but look forward to following some more interesting links upon my return.

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  4. Jeri - I need to check out your books! And another introvert...

    ACey - Have fun on your break!

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  5. Another INFJ here. I haven't taken one of these for years; still introverted and intuitive. Very interesting. A lot of us garden as well. I guess we like to get out and dig in the dirt alone, except for our cats.

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  6. Jeri - 100% Introverted! A reader, a quilter, a cat-owner...hmmmm. I wonder if we could come up with 5-10 General Characterics of Quilters? I'm only 2 for 3 so far: introvert and reader, so you have me beat!

    ACey - You are one of the rare E's in this category!


    Fran -Yes, not surprising, but fascinating. The INFJ is evidently one of the rarest types and look how many are quilters! I love stuff like this. I have to make do with my neighbors cats, now, but I do like to dig in the dirt alone! :)

    On your earlier comment about the cranes --

    The National Geographic site
    that shows the cranes on the Platte River in Nebraska is where I'd like to go in the spring. That must be amazing!

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  7. I'm an INTJ, which doesn't surprise me at all. I agree with you that quilters seem to be rather introverted as a group, in spite of the stereotyped image of a group of women sitting around the quilt happily sharing life changing insights, etc., etc., etc. Interesting to see how people fall in this. Thanks for the post.

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  8. I was led to your blog by following a post on another quilting blog - can't remember which one at the moment! I've done Myers-Briggs several times. I'm a quilter and a reader, and I'm an INFJ. Until I took the test the first time I always thought there was something wrong with me because I didn't know anything like me and most people couldn't understand me. It was so enlightening to learn that less than 2% of the population has my type, and that I was really OK after all! That was long before I started to quilt. No wonder I'm so at home with fellow quilters - there are so many who have the same or nearly the same type as me!

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Good to hear from you!