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Thank you.Your Score: 36
Explanation
The Impostor Test was developed to help individuals determine whether or not they have Impostor characteristics and, if so, to what extent they are suffering
Why did you reply to my post regarding this? Not that I mind that you did...just curious.Thank you.
I answered the questions according to how it feels in the moment. But honestly, when I think about it, it's irrational to feel this way. I know a lot, it's just without credentials or proof.
The real question is: how does it affect someone if they have a high score?
Why did you reply to my post regarding this? Not that I mind that you did...just curious.
@Eventhorizon What he said. Though perhaps not specifically to me. Same as the question was not specifically for you but generally posted.I think as your post came after hers and the word, explanation was in bold. She thought that was intended to reply to her.
59. Which seems a bit higher than I would have expected. Hmm.
My guess is you're probably high scoring on the intuitive part. Infj can often do things, or know things, but can't explain why. Because we don't fully understand it ourselves.
I think this is great for you. Really. I would have pegged you at like 89 or something. Great job. I am really proud of you.I got 49, but I don't really agree with this, I don't think I have problems with this. (It was an interesting test though.)
impostor
(redirected from imposters)
One who engages in deception under an assumed name or identity.
a person who deceives others, esp by assuming a false identity; charlatan