ENTJ Stands for the following:
Extraverted
Intuitive
Thinking
Judging
I wasn't really surprised by my results, especially the extraverted part. Being extraverted means surrounding yourself with the outside world versus being condemned to inner sanctions. I know there may be times where I may not feel comfortable in a social setting but overall, I am very outgoing and expressive person.
As for Intuitive, I define it as having the ability to be instinctive and perceptive to things/aspects that surrounds us. In a way, I can relate because I often find myself thinking of different viewpoints on a given subject and I feel I have the mindset to see where others are often coming from.
Thinking, in my terms, basically means having logic to reason and be rational. Overall, aren't we all thinking animals? I feel that this term not only suites me but it falls for everyone. We all are always going through a thinking process on a daily basis. Whether it's considering what to wear or how to solve a problem on a math exam, the process/word of thinking is always continuous.
Lastly, there's Judging. Judging means to act upon in order to make a logical decision on a certain matter. In a way, I kind of see myself doing this. I hate it when things are out of order or when certain aspects of my life aren't resolved. Maybe this is the reason why I always tend to be the mediator for certain situations in my personal life. The ability to judge and think clearly does solve issues.
My Daily Life Examples
Extraverted: Being social....Speaking up in class, voicing opinions, interacting with friends
Intuitive: Knowing the outcome of my friends' grades by the way they study lol.
Thinking: Working on hw, deciding logically to go out or study, debating if a person is cool to hang out with or a pain in the a**...etc
Judging: Working on deadlines, resolving conflicts(friendships)....(this one was hard, this is all I have)
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Vanny, thanks for sharing with the blogging world your thoughts about your results for Jung's Typology test. My test had the same results for the first two, extraverted and intuitive. Ironically, your example of speaking up in class is sometimes something that I struggle with (even as a fellow extrovert!). However, I definitely see lots of similarities with interacting with friends and the innate desire to be social and learn from those around you. I also enjoyed your "real world" examples of thinking and judging, particularly your unique skill to decide if someone will be a good friend or potentially a bit of a pain. See you in class!
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