Australian MBTI statistics

lol, I found this while browsing online xD

www.ausapt.org.au/pdf/publications/.../mbti_data_archive_ball.pdf

''Update on the MBTI Australian

Males
(n=9255)

E I
44.7% 55.3%

S N
57.4% 42.6%

T F
78.6% 21.4%

J P
66.5% 33.5%

Females
(n=8033)

E I
44.1% 55.9%

S N
54.1% 45.9%

T F
41.6% 58.4%

J P
59.6% 40.4%


Type table for Australian males (n = 9255)

ISTJ
21.9%

ESTJ
16.0%

INTJ
9.2%



ENTJ
8.4%

INTP
6.8%

ENTP
6.7%

ISTP
5.2%

ESTP
4.4%

ISFJ
4.1%

ENFP
3.8%

INFP
3.4%

INFJ
2.7%

ESFJ
2.6%

ISFP
1.9%

ENFJ
1.7%

ESFP
1.2%

Type table for Australian females (n = 8033)

ISFJ
13.9%

ISTJ
10.1%

INFP
8.5%

ENFP
8.4%

ESFJ
8.0%

ESTJ
7.7%

INFJ
6.1%

ISFP
5.3%

INTJ
5.1%

ENTP
5.0%

ENFJ
4.3%

ENTJ
4.3%

INTP
4.1%

ESFP
3.9%

ISTP
2.7%

ESTP
2.5%

Type preferences by gender (ranked)
Males % Females %
1 ISTJ 21.9 ISFJ 13.9 ***
2 ESTJ 16.0 ISTJ 10.1 ***
3 INTJ 9.2 INFP 8.5 ***
4 ENTJ 8.4 ENFP 8.4 ***
5 INTP 6.8 ESFJ 8.0 ***
6 ENTP 6.7 ESTJ 7.7 ***
7 ISTP 5.2 INFJ 6.1 ***
8 ESTP 4.4 ISFP 5.3 ***
9 ISFJ 4.1 INTJ 5.1 ***
10 ENFP 3.8 ENTP 5.0 ***
11 INFP 3.4 ENFJ 4.3 ***
12 INFJ 2.7 ENTJ 4.3 ***
13 ESFJ 2.6 INTP 4.1 ***
14 ISFP 1.9 ESFP 3.9 ***
15 ENFJ 1.7 ISTP 2.7 ***
16 ESFP 1.2 ESTP 2.5 ***''

 

There seems to be more Introverts..also the amount of thinking types is much bigger than the amount of feeling types. N's are also slightly more common in Australia. INFJ's still being quite rare accounting for 4.4% of the population, SF's seem not very common while ST's seem very common.