In our life pressure usually comes from three sources, professional pressure. For example, let's say you're an introvert. When you're at work, your boss wants you to be more open to communicate more with the team. But you find that difficult because you're an introvert. There is also social pressure. When your friends want you to go out more to call them more often, but you only want to go home and read and personal pressure.
When you tell yourself I should go out more often, I should talk to my friends more often and keep in touch with them. In fact, what lies beneath this problem? Well, there are three masks. We see ourselves. selves in a certain way. We think we behave like this, that we are like that and that we are x.
Our friend and the people we communicate with our boss, or our parents see us in a different way. They see us as why we want to see ourselves in a third way, I see what happens then. This is actually a conflict. We think we're in a way, we wish to be something different, and others see us in a third way. All of these ways others and our selves, look at us determine who you really are. We are the result of these three views.
When taking the test some answer according to who they think they are. Some answer according to what they think others know of their personality of how they are in relation to others. And the first group answer according to how they wish they were when you're Asked if you go out often with your friends, you think you wish you did, even though you really don't. So your answer is that you do. It's like wish wishful thinking. But if you do this, you want correctly identify your core personality.
In fact, three quarters of this, of those who take The MBTI test, agree with their result. Those who do not agree usually object to one of the preferences. They got extrovert but they considered themselves introvert, or they got judgment, but they considered themselves perceivers. But the rest of the preferences are okay. Out of 100 people who take the test, let's say that 25 may have a preference that they don't agree with, which is a remarkable result for a personality test. There are some who ask themselves, why they get a different type each time they take the test.
The reasons are the following. Sometimes Think that their job demands a certain behavior so they answer as they think their boss would expect them to. or an individual wants a certain type of job and he answers The MBTI test, choosing the preference that would match his job, instead of answering according to his real preferences, if you live in a different cultural area in which men are considered logical and cold, and women are considered warm and emotional, perhaps you'll answer the test according to your culture in order to fit in, so that your image of yourself matches the image of others expect you to have with the cultural image of the area you live in. Other people were born in a family that demanded certain things of them. For example, some children have a preference for being an introvert in a family in which being an extrovert is usual.
In this case, the three extroverts mom, dad and sister, oblige the introvert child To go out, participate in activities and everything he doesn't want to that individual is confronted with the conflict, how he sees himself and sees fit to behave and how others expect him to behave. Therefore, he'll answer The MBTI test according to how his mother and father want him to be, and not according to whom he really is. Other people might be working on their preferences and answer according to what they want to become in the near future, not necessarily according to who they are in the present, or others might be going through an emotional crisis and feel confused or disoriented. Even if all these things can happen. Usually the answer to the MBTI test are clear and correctly identify the respective person's personality type, even if you didn't manage to identify it from the first try.
By watching the previous videos and using all the details. I get You, I assure you that you've in identify your exact personality type. Many times, as I've already said, a preference might be wrong, either because the series of questions did not fit with your circumstances, or the questions weren't clear enough, either the answers you gave were from an ideal perspective, who you wish you were, or from a professional perspective, who you are at work. If you're a creative person who doesn't like limits and works at the last minute, but at work, you must finish projects on time and constantly work on them. Perhaps you answer according to your behavior at work, which doesn't match your innate behavior. Or perhaps you misunderstood the questions.
For example, do you make friends easily? You answer No, because you don't make friends as easily as you'd like. But the truth is, you're an extrovert and perhaps the correct answer would have been Yes, it happens. But after watching the two videos, that contained the detailed presentation of each preference. I'm certain you've chosen the correct preference.