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I took a 72 question survey for my student success class. Humanmetrics: Jung Typology Test as it is referred to. The test consisted of vague to obvious questions to determine strengths I posses that will help me in my tenure obtain an education at Sinclair Community College and further more throughout life. My results were as follows; E.N.T.J. (Extraverted, Intuitive, Thinking, Judging). I scored a 33 in Extraverted, 50 for Intuitive, 25 for Thinking, and finally 44 for Judging. A quality analysis provided this formula to me as a result. Translation of this formula suggests that I moderately expressed qualities in each. What the results mean to me in my own opinion? The word I can think of mostly is average or somewhat
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