ENFJ-good personality for a psychologist. Shocker.
There's a slightly more modern personality test/model that if you guys are interested in, you should take this test. It's called the enneagram:
http://www.enneagraminstitute.com/dis_sample_36.asp?discover This is a free sampler, there's more advanced versions of the test.
I did a huge research paper on the enneagram, and it's really interesting. There are 9 basic types, each actually corrleates with one of Jung's, except the 3. I don't remember why.
I got perhaps the highest score possible on the advanced test for a 2-"the helper" which correlates w/ an ENFJ.
On the enneagraminstitute.com website, there's a lot of more info and other info in books that's really interesting. I know the site does have a whole how-do-you-match-up-with-the-other-personalities section, that's fun. I'm not sure how much of the rest of this stuff is on the site, but they also have a wing--a subpersonality type, making each personality type more distinct. Then Riso & Hudon, who made this test, divided each type into 9 levels of health. The 9's deal with psychosis, and 1's are rare--Mother Theresa is a level 1 2 for example.
Then you can add in the instinctual type--self-preservation, social, sexual, the different triads, the key issue each type deals with, integrating(becoming so healthy that you develop some characteristics of the next personality type on the scale of integration, or disintegration, which is vice-versa.
Okay, sorry, it was just a huge paper I wrote, and I couldn't believe how much I found examples of everyone I knew. I realized I even completely followed a disintegration/integration path, etc. It was eerie how right on this stuff was.
"If there was a Mount Rushmore for Broadway scores, "West Side Story" would be front and center. It snaps, it crackles it pops! It surges with a roar, its energy and sheer life undiminished by the years" - NYPost reviewer Elisabeth Vincentelli
That's really cool, it described me perfectly.
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