01/02/2010

Great Resource for Personality Test Info

Typology Central

Typology Central is a forum where individuals like ME who are interested in personality tests can share ideas. Their pages are very useful. The users seem to know quite a bit about the subjects in detail. What I like the most is that when searching for information in google about personality types their site came up a lot.

Typology Central requires that users join- they must create an account, its not a big deal and doesn't take long- in order to view user profiles or to post themselves. But the forums' pages are accessible to anyone, other than the user accounts.

I couldn't believe how much fun these people have talking about personality tests. Maybe they are all geeks and nerds, but if they are, I am too. I could spend a lot of time studying about this stuff. 

Jan 2, 2010 10:13:04 AM

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