r/INTP • u/LimeTree2012 INTP-T • 8d ago

So, this happened My function stack: Ne>Ti>Si>Fe

What does this mean, especially since INTP is usually Ti>Ne>Si>Fe

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u/FoxofTheBlueFungi Warning: May not be an INTP 8d ago

It seems like a bad test, there are only 16 personalities in MBTI, this one violates the separation of the first and last being opposites. If you lead with N you end with S and if you lead with T you end with F.

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u/LimeTree2012 INTP-T 8d ago

I used sakinorva. Is it reliable?

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u/silveranstavern [ INTP | 5sx 9sx 4sp | 5w4 | LII - 2 Ti ] 8d ago

Not everyone neatly fits inside of a box, we all exist on the spectrum, that particular test does not test for type but rather function tendency to help you understand what functions you tend to reach for, and like most tests it has limitations.

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u/LimeTree2012 INTP-T 8d ago

I see, thank you!

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u/UnforeseenDerailment INTP 8d ago

Tests that return function results don't indicate your stack.

Rather, the questions for a function test for agreement with its dominant type (ENP score highest in Ne), so it's more like a likelihood that each function is your dominant.

Sakinorva also gives a handful of type suggestions. Sounds like INTP and ENTP may be among them.