Jung Typology Test

When I took the Jung Typology Test, it placed me under the description of ISTJ. This abbreviation stands for Introverted, Sensing, Thinking, and Judging. I thought that when I took this test that it wouldn't be too accurate about myself, but it was actually right on the spot.

In the explanation, it says that ISTJ's have a "keen sense of right and wrong". I do think that I have a good sense of right and wrong, and I always weigh my choices. Like the explanation said, I believe that I am also devoted and punctual. I am the type of person to never be late, never quit on someone/something, and I always try to do things in a timely fashion.

 I'm also considered to be aloof to most everything, I don't really care what is going on most of the time. I'll just say "I don't care" or "whatever" to most any question asked. It also says that I am good at following step-by-step instructions. This is mostly true about me I am good at following instructions like this, but I also can make up my own way to do things and I will do it without thinking twice, as long as it's for a good purpose. 

When people are inconsistent, it frustrates me, so in other words, it really makes me mad when people are change there minds all of the time. It really does bugs me, but I bottle everything inside and I can't say anything to the person unless they ask. The only bad thing about that is that I'm overly truthful. I don't make things seem nice, and I blurt out my feelings before my brain has any time to filter things that people would consider to be rude.

I'm not very good at making tough calls, is another thing that it says about me. This is mostly true, but I can in fact make tough calls when I'm the only person there to make it. If there are others around me who are able to choose I will always let them choose over what I would any day. On top of me not being able to make any tough decisions, when I do finally make any decision, it's really hard for me to stick with my answer. I'm very indecisive about everything that I need to choose, no matter how little the situation.

The SJ of the ISTJ, is the part of me, according to the explanation, that keeps me to what has always been. I consider myself to make changes if needed. Like anything that use to be, but may need to have some changes, I will make a new way to solve that problem. I am okay with changing old traditions and making new ones.