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The problem is, once you've taken it once you can pretty much get whatever answer you want after that.
In library school there was a class (collection development) where the adjunt professor* teaching it was a huge proponent of Myers-Briggs as a management tool. She'd give the test on the first day and then break the class into teams based on the results. I (and a lot of fellow students) thought this was stupid so we all decided before hand what result we'd get and she wasn't happy when 70% of the class had the same unlikely combination.
*This turned out to be my only bad teacher in grad school. I once got an A on a paper I could absolutely prove she'd never read.
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