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Again it's Saturday morning and I'm doing homework. As I start taking the personality test I get distracted by the loud drum noise out on the street, is probably another Mardi Gras parade that I don't want to be a part of. All I want to do today is hide from the loud and annoying crowd. I decide to put some music on so I could go on with my personality test. When I study I like to listen to relaxing music, so I use a playlist on YouTube called “Concentrate”. I can't lie that I enjoy doing this assignment because I was never a fan of any psychological test but I will answer the questions very sincere, because this might be helpful for my other assignments.
The result of my test is ESFP. E means that I'm an extrovert. I feel confused because
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