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January 15, 2004

Noted Chez Father Jim

The Big Five Personality Test
Extroverted|||||| 30%
Introverted |||||||||||||||| 70%
Friendly |||||||||||||||||| 72%
Aggressive |||||| 28%
Orderly |||||||||||||||||| 80%
Disorderly |||| 20%
Relaxed |||||||||||||||| 62%
Emotional||||||||||38%
Openminded |||||||||||||||||| 76%
Closeminded |||||| 24%
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Meaningful? Who knows--but here it is. Ask the bloggers who have acutally met me--for a start.

Posted by Steven Riddle at January 15, 2004 12:45 PM

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Neither orderliness nor disorderliness jumped out at me about you when we met. Obviously with your background, and your ability to put your finger instantly on any bit of the wealth of knowledge you've accumulated, you MUST be extremely organized.

Just the layout of your blog shows organization!

But that agreement comes more from my online observations of you than from our 1/2 hour meeting!

Here's mine (perhaps rendered less accurate by the fact that I'm borderline E/I and T/F on my MBPI and I don't know what Enneagram spoke I am):

"Overall (of the Big 5 factors), you scored highest on Emotional Stability and lowest on Orderliness."

HAHAHA! Well, the orderliness rap is accurate...

Posted by: KTC at January 15, 2004 7:49 PM

I'd say it is not bad except for the extrovert/introvert...I'd say you are closet extrovert..just clashes with the study of rare fossils. :-)

Posted by: Therese at January 19, 2004 12:07 AM

Therese,

If you believe Meyers-Brigg (which is something a bit better than believing in astrology) one of the attributes of my type INFJ is that we often appear in very "extroverted" professions--teacher, minister (protestant), priest, social worker, writer, etc. However, put me a room with 300 Carmelites and see how many I actually speak to. (Met and talked to 8 people including 3 priests I thanked for their presentations.

shalom,

Steven

Posted by: Steven Riddle at January 19, 2004 9:15 AM