Is the one-minute MBTI personality test reliable?

Not reliable. No test can measure a person's personality in one minute. First of all, the genuine MBTI has copyright fees, and most of the online tests are pieced together and deleted a lot. There is really no need to waste time on this.

Secondly, don't say for a minute, even the real MBTI is facing controversy in the academic field of psychology. People's character is complex and changeable. It is unscientific to simply divide billions of people into 16 personalities just by dozens of questions, not to mention that you only have one minute, and I'm afraid there are no 10 questions.

MBTI is a personality analysis index developed by Isabel Briggs Myers and her mother. Based on the eight psychological types of Jung's psychological types, the mother and daughter developed a popular MBTI test through long-term observation and research on different human personalities.

MBTI divides personality into 16 different types.

There are several reasons why MBTI is unreliable:

Miles' mother and daughter have not received any formal psychological training.

Jung pointed out that "psychological type" is his own conclusion through observation and has not been verified by experiments. At present, Jung's theory of eight psychological types has been replaced by the Big Five personality theory, which has a stronger empirical basis and can stand scrutiny.

The results of MBTI test are all positive. How can strict psychology only pick up good words?

During the test, it was found that the results of each test were different. It is reasonable to say that the results will be different after several years, but the different results in a short time can only show that this test is useless.

Many people think that MBTI is accurate because its description is too general and vague, and it can be substituted for everyone. This is the Barnum effect.

Psychology is a serious subject, which needs scientific verification. MBTI classifies people into 16 types, but there is no experimental data to support it. If you only observe people, even for a long time, this classification is arbitrary.

This test is harmless if it is just for entertainment, but don't take the results too seriously, especially this one-minute abridged version.

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