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Most typological approaches to personality are BS. Take Meyers Briggs as an example. If you are 51% extroverted, you are an extrovert, supposedly having more in common with someone who scored 100% on that same metric than an “introvert” who scored 49% on that metric.
I don't think Meyers Briggs claims that magnitude is irrelevant. Most tests I've done will tell you a score on each of the four axes.
I must be pretty solidly into my categories on MB as while I agree it is BS, it was also alarmingly accurate for me.
I've heard the love language test is pretty decent
MBTI is astrology for people who think they're too smart for astrology
I’ll add the test name if I come across it, but I did one for an employer (everyone had to). It was shocking how much it nailed my personality.