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What type of psychologist are you?

Medication, surgery, or shock therapy are the most effective ways to treat the most severe disorders....WHAT?

CognitiveA strong proponent of "attitude is everything," you believe how a person views the world is the key to their psychological health. Negative or overgeneralized attitudes are, as well as often wrong, thoroughly unhealthy. Therapy involves the systematic reteaching and reshaping of mindset, which can be quick or slow depending on the patient.

I overall agree with this description, I believe that attitude is a major re enforcer of negative behavior however, that negative behavior can be brought around by chemical unbalances in the brain, so...yeah. Basically, it's kinda difficult to state one area of psychology.


Cognitive
85% Psychoanalytic
60% Humanistic
55% Behaviorism
50% Physiobiological
35%
 
You Scored as Psychoanalytic

The original Freudian psychologist, you believe that the human unconscious is forever locked in a struggle between selfish desire and socially accepted rules, which rule all of life. Childhood experience and development shape the nature of this battle, and dreams often hold the only key into these hidden motivations. Therapy must be intense and all-encompassing, explaining the patients' whole personalities (and life stories) before treating the problems.



Psychoanalytic
95%
Humanistic
90%
Cognitive
85%
Physiobiological
45%
Behaviorism
35%
 
You Scored as Psychoanalytic

The original Freudian psychologist, you believe that the human unconscious is forever locked in a struggle between selfish desire and socially accepted rules, which rule all of life. Childhood experience and development shape the nature of this battle, and dreams often hold the only key into these hidden motivations. Therapy must be intense and all-encompassing, explaining the patients' whole personalities (and life stories) before treating the problems.


Psychoanalytic 65%
Cognitive 60%
Physiobiological 35%
Behaviorism 35%
Humanistic 30%
 
You Scored as Cognitive

80% Cognitive
60% Psychoanalytic
60% Humanistic
40% Behaviorism
35% Physiobiological
 
You Scored as Humanistic
The most optimistic of psychologists, you believe all people have the capability to function normally within them. The power to change is internal. However, feelings of inadequacy often prevent this. Therapy involves the unconditional support of patients, listening and encouraging as they seek the answers to their problems within themselves, at their own pace.



85% Humanistic
70% Cognitive
60% Physiobiological
55% Psychoanalytic
45% Behaviorism
 
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Psychoanalytic
75%
Humanistic
50%
Cognitive
50%
Behaviorism
25%
Physiobiological
20%
 
You Scored as CognitiveA strong proponent of "attitude is everything," you believe how a person views the world is the key to their psychological health. Negative or overgeneralized attitudes are, as well as often wrong, thoroughly unhealthy. Therapy involves the systematic reteaching and reshaping of mindset, which can be quick or slow depending on the patient.

Well, yep, it seems INFS are divided in three big categories : humanist, cognitive and psychoanalytic...
But it all comes to one point : we tend to carry our feelings and analyses more than going for the hardcore stuff.
Good for us, no ?
 
You Scored as Cognitive

A strong proponent of "attitude is everything," you believe how a person views the world is the key to their psychological health. Negative or overgeneralized attitudes are, as well as often wrong, thoroughly unhealthy. Therapy involves the systematic reteaching and reshaping of mindset, which can be quick or slow depending on the patient.


Cognitive 80%
Psychoanalytic 65%
Humanistic 60%
Physiobiological 40%
Behaviorism 35%
 
You Scored as Cognitive A strong proponent of "attitude is everything," you believe how a person views the world is the key to their psychological health. Negative or overgeneralized attitudes are, as well as often wrong, thoroughly unhealthy. Therapy involves the systematic reteaching and reshaping of mindset, which can be quick or slow depending on the patient.


Cognitive 80%
Behaviorism 75%
Psychoanalytic 60%
Humanistic 55%
Physiobiological 35%
 
You Scored as Psychoanalytic

The original Freudian psychologist, you believe that the human unconscious is forever locked in a struggle between selfish desire and socially accepted rules, which rule all of life. Childhood experience and development shape the nature of this battle, and dreams often hold the only key into these hidden motivations. Therapy must be intense and all-encompassing, explaining the patients' whole personalities (and life stories) before treating the problems.

Psychoanalytic....95%
Humanistic...80%
Cognitive...75%
Behaviorism...55%
Physiobiological...40%
 
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