Asperger and Myers-Briggs Personality Type

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I've taken the MB a few times and I always score as INTJ. I am the 2%

I've taken it several times, and like several others here, I'm very strong INT, and the P or J seems to depend on my mood and how I interpret the wording of the questions.

Your Type is ENTJ

You are:

moderately expressed extravert
distinctively expressed intuitive personality
slightly expressed thinking personality
distinctively expressed judging personality

ISTJ

–very expressed introvert
–slightly expressed sensing personality
–moderately expressed thinking personality
–slightly expressed judging personality

Yes. Well I usually get the I and the T, and sometimes a J and other times an F. The is the first time I've gotten an S.

The description applies only sparsely...

Strongly INTJ, diagnosed AS.

ENFJ

Me and Ross Perot...

You are:
slightly expressed extravert
moderately expressed intuitive personality
slightly expressed feeling personality
slightly expressed judging personality

I took the online quiz and got:

ISTJ

distinctively expressed introvert
moderately expressed sensing personality
slightly expressed thinking personality
slightly expressed judging personality

But I took a professionally administered Myers-Briggs test a few weeks ago and got INFJ.

I think the professional result fits me better.

Sorry to start a new thread when there's one on this topic already, but it wouldn't let me reply to the existing thread.

I don't have autism but I'm very interested in learning more about it; especially, how it relates to the MBTI (I'm an INTJ).

I saw 6 episodes of Ingenious Minds on the Science Channel this morning & I saw something that makes me question my understanding of the MBTI.

Most of the autistic people in the show seemed to lean toward the N-Intuitive side of the spectrum. For example, Robert Gagno, the pinball champion, was described as a big-picture guy, which is an N-intuitive trait.

The episode on Temple Grandin, the professor of animal science, really threw me for a loop. She claims to be completely concrete-bound & unable to think of anything in the abstract, which is something you would expect more from an S-Sensing personality, rather than an N-Intuitive personality.

Is it unusual for someone with autism to have strong S-Sensing tendencies?

Sensing (empiricism)
This is the person with the facts (loves the details)
Chicago School of economics tests theories w/ detailed empirical evidence (indeterminate #s)
Inductive reasoning: reach conclusion through experience
Goes more by facts (situational) than principles (universal)
Essential to try things with own hands (prefers step-by-step hands-on approach)

Intuitive (rationalism)
Sees the big picture (sees where everything fits)
Gets bored with the details
Austrian economic theory is based on pure abstract reasoning
Deductive reasoning: reach conclusion through argument (geometry)
Goes more by principles (universal) than facts (situational)
Relies more on abstractions than concrete & present information (situational)
Prefers conceptual math to procedural math
Easily perceives ways in which events could develop (chess)
Pays more attention to possible sequence of events than current situation
Prefers to share recent thoughts more than recent experiences
Purpose of education: gain theoretical knowledge to guide practical application

I'm INTJ too, but a lot of the questions they asked I couldn't understand. Am I the only one that couldn't understand the test? Am I stupid?

INTJ
Introvert(100%) iNtuitive(38%) iNtuitive Thinking(62%) Judging(44%)

You have strong preference of Introversion over Extraversion (100%)
You have moderate preference of Intuition over Sensing (38%)
You have distinctive preference of Thinking over Feeling (62%)
You have moderate preference of Judging over Perceiving (44%)

After imbibing four Kokanee beer and ingesting 3,4,7-ish J's of the dankest Kush I've seen this year:


INTJ
Introvert(78%) iNtuitive(38%) iNtuitive Thinking(75%) Judging(67%)

You have strong preference of Introversion over Extraversion (78%)
You have moderate preference of Intuition over Sensing (38%)
You have distinctive preference of Thinking over Feeling (75%)
You have distinctive preference of Judging over Perceiving (67%)

Impaired or not, I think the test is right. I'll try it again when I'm not as inebriated to see if the score fluctuates.

INTP

Introvert(95%) iNtuitive(31%) iNtuitive Thinking(38%) Perceiving(33)%

You have strong preference of Introversion over Extraversion (95%)
You have moderate preference of Intuition over Sensing (31%)
You have moderate preference of Thinking over Feeling (38%)
You have moderate preference of Perceiving over Judging (33%)

I think I recently posted about this in another thread also, but here goes.

I mostly end up as INFP, but I sometimes get INTP.

So, as some others also said, I'm pretty firmly IN*P, and the F or T depends on whatever

ISTJ
Strong Introvert over extrovert
Slight Sensing over Intuition
Distinctive Thinking over feeling
Slight Judging over percieving

I'm

ISTJ
Introvert(89%) Sensing(25%) Thinking(62%) Judging(22%)

ISTJs account for about 10–14% of the population.

The MBTI is approximately 75% accurate according to its own manual.