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Browse the 16 typesMBTI result example · INFP
INFP
The Idealist
Lives by inner values and imagination.
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You measure things against what feels true and meaningful to you. Gentle and curious, you prefer depth to breadth, keep your options open, and express yourself best in your own time and words.
A strength to noticeAuthenticity and a strong inner compass
A small thing to tryTurn the ideal into one concrete next step
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Is this the official MBTI?
No. It is a free, independent test in the MBTI style: the same four letter pairs, with sixty statements we wrote ourselves and our own type names. The official MBTI® instrument is published by The Myers-Briggs Company, and this site is not affiliated with it.
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It reports the preferences you describe, on four scales. When a scale lands near the middle we say so instead of forcing a letter, because that letter could come out differently next time.
Can my type change?
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