So, I watch Crash Course for the fun of it, the psychology series especially. I just find his way of talking and teaching really relaxing, his voice is very expressive and fast paced in a way that keeps me interested and entertained at the same time. Most of the time, with educational videos, the speaker speaks so..slow and monotonous and I hate it SO much. I always fell asleep in class because of it. But when t hey occasionally show something with this fantastic man, I was always interested and ready to learn.
There’s a GLARING missed pun in here. “Using OCEAN or CANOE to remember..whichever one you want” should’ve been “Using OCEAN or CANOE to remember..whichever floats your boat” 😂😂😂😂
This not only got me through AP Psychology in high school but also my psych 101 class in college and will probably help me in getting my degree! Thank you Hank
M Rachel Its kinda funny because until the more recent episodes of Adventure Time (from way after this episode of CCP aired) she was kind of a sociopathic control-freak. xD
How on earth did you list all those systems if categorizing people's personalities without mentioning Slytherin, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, and Gryffindor? It must have been a conscious choice. I was SURE you'd come back at the end with a joke like, "Thanks for watching. By the way... I am a Hufflepuff." (or whichever)
I love the study of people and the 'self' this has helped me a lot in understanding people and predicting how they will act..I have a form of autism but I don't even mention that anymore because I basically conquered it
+Red You should know however that most psychologists don't see it as a reliable test. It is based on the 16 personality model from Jung which isn't widely accepted by psychologists at all. And if you do the test twice you are likely to get a different outcome. And at last it's results are seen as stereotypes and those are not accurate. But it might give you some insights in your personality and it might trigger you to think critically about the test as well as your personality which is great. The Hogan Personality Inventory is a better test but it is more focussed on hiring employees. If you like MBTI you could like the HPI too.
Annie Same here it’s really intriguing to read about all of the different personality types and compare them to my peers and try and figure out where they fit. And then I ask them (if they know their type) and see if I’m correct
I was diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder - I would really appreciate more information about this disorder - I've also been diagnosed with Bipolar and GAD when I was 14 and 16 respectively. I really appreciate the video's you have for those, they really helped explain to my friends what it means to have my illnesses, but I can't find anything that really helps explain BPD and I don't know a lot about it other than I have it.
Overall, great episode! I hate to be "that person," but I do feel the need to point out that introversion does not necessarily mean the same thing as shyness. Introversion means finding energy without having to be around people. Shyness means being afraid or nervous around people. Those are two different things. Now you know. Have a great day and DFTBA! :)
People say that if you take the test more than once you’ll always get a different answer, but I’ve taken the test like way too many times throughout the last six years since I’d heard of it, and while I do think no test should ever be taken as gospel - one’s personality can change over time or due to circumstance, I’ve gotten the same result every time (INTP), and I’m not sure I’d believe someone who said they got different answers taking it two days in a row.
When it came to the picture of the woman in the hall, a person in my psychology class said that they thought that she was laughing because she had just killed him...
I’m very much a Humanistic-Existential psychologist, but also very much love objective assessment measures. The key is to reach conclusions based on ALL the information gathered. In this manner they compliment each other & refine our conclusions.
excellent exposition of a hard subject!....congratulations on your effectiveness in the subject matter and especially in making it fun!....more schools should learn from your technique of teaching!...
I had to take Maslow's self-actualization test for a personality psych course. Most of its questions are sensible, but then there are a few really weird ones, like "Agree/Disagree: I relate to wizards." I don't really understand how that's even a question on the test. Anyway, when I took it, I found what I already knew: I'm mentally stable in most of my life, but horribly, terribly deficient in my social and love life. Yeah, thanks for rubbing THAT in...and making me write an 8-page paper on it...
***** Hm. Maybe. But Maslow's test didn't really seem to be looking for disorders, just actualization in various aspects of life (career, social life, etc.).
As a non-native speaker, sometimes the videos are kinda hard for me to understand or they're all going a little too fast, but besides that, this is so interesting and I'm so glad you guys put your time in making all this awesome things.
The world does indeed have people who are happy, sad, angry, scared and even none. We are who we are and for that, I am impressed and interested how we function ourselves and with others who understand or not. Is social interaction hard to deal with?
I'm a high-functioning autistic rationalist and with a morality based on altruistic utilitarian consequentialism and trans-humanism. My favorite personality quantification is the MtG colour wheel. I'm U-R-G in that order.
Thank you for putting the effort into producing these videos. You have confirmed my self analyses. Ive spent many years pondering. you showed me my correctness.
Why "yay". It's not like its a good thing, just as extroversion isn't a good thing, it's just a thing that your are and others aren't, it has its merits and downsides.
VivroMori You're right. But for someone like me who lives in a society that prefers traits that are more commonly found in extroverts, it's nice to be able to feel at peace with being an introvert especially when I got so much shit for it when I was younger. So, yay.
What about the Caliper? In my opinion, considering the amount of supportive research & data, the Caliper personality assessment is the most accurate, reliable & valid assessment that exists.
I also suggest looking up the Enneagram as a method of measuring personality. I have personal experience with it, specifically with the works of psychiatrist Claudio Naranjo, and find it very effective in identifying strengths and challenges to work on, in conjunction with psychotherapy.
More often than not, when most people encounter personality tests casually, it's the Meyers-Briggs test, which is at best pop culture, and at worst, not much more profound than astrology. I think a lot of people go through a phase where they take Meyers-Briggs a lot more seriously than it's taken in the mental health community, myself included. Mostly, it tends to reinforce and exaggerate how we see ourselves in the first place.
Tyler Witt You can take any of them. My advice is merely to view any such self-administered popular personality quiz as entertainment, the same as if you were reading it in a lifestyle magazine.
I really hate when people say this because essentially you're saying that Carl Jung can be almost entirely discredited in his observations of people. No, it is not just pop culture and "not much more profound then astrology". Yes, it has definite limitations on both a scientific and applicable basis.
VivroMori Carl Jung was a pseudoscientist from the era when psychiatry had no real scientific rigor. If you're going to defend Jung, there's probably not a lot of point in us conversing, because we're probably never going to agree. He was also into astrology, alchemy, and a lot of spiritualist nonsense, so my line was pretty apt. If you want to defend Jung, it's helpful to consider how much woo you're letting through the door.
You said ¨... this way we're the creators and the products of the situations we surround¨. However, I'd like to add that most of the time, we are just products. We are ¨creators¨, but again of illusory situations, that are based on our perception. Illusory because our perception of the world is influenced by our expectations, mood, culture, etc. I'm aware of the fact that it may sound like a deterministic view.
Great outlook of personality. Ths just shows us how primitive in the evolutionary stage of knowledge we still are at discovering how things, but these analysis and theories presented were just another thing for me to learn upon. Great video!
+Sophie Filo Chaotic neutral is a Dungeons and Dragons alignment, Slytherin is a Harry Potter house, and Erudite is a Divergent faction. Just look up D&D alignment quiz, Harry Potter house quiz, and Divergent faction quiz. They're not very long
that instead of having a soft outside your more crunchy with means you're probably a little distrusting or self reserved, it could also mean you're more green on the outside and therefore more positive, or that you see yourself as different from other people and are nervous around others because you fear that they will judge you because you're different, or your a vegetarian, just a guess
Loving these videos, but feel that Carl Jung could've used more than just a casual same-breath-as-Freud mention here. He was fairly important for personality measurement history, seeing as his research and publications were the roots of the myer-briggs theory, even if those two made the test.
TheSabatuer Mistyping is often a problem when it come to free myers-briggs test, and INTJ is often the most mistyped. This is because these free online tests are over-simplied and/or all the questions seem to have a "right" answer to them, so people misunderstand what the questions are asking and/or the chose what they believe to be the right answer. This is my system of determining if someone is really INTJ. If there response to recieveing an INTJ result was: 1) "I got INTJ, okay cool." *Then does nothing*. They are not INTJs 2) "I got INTJ, lemme make sure this right" *Then retakes or takes different test for a second opinion, and researching about INTJs becomes a hobby for a while* They are INTJs.
ShortVideosRUs Actually, the first test I took gave a different result; I read the description, and it only partially fit. But I noted that for MANY of the questions on that test, I was Forced to select one of the two results, when the real answer was "Neither", or more often: "Irrelevant". So I looked for another Myers-Briggs test and found one which had a third "Not Applicable" option, allowing me to strip out the random noise generated by all those non-appropriate choices. This second test came up with #INTJ , and I found THAT description disturbingly accurate, including a number of traits which I have rarely if ever observed in other people, but which very clearly applied to me.
Demonac I am generalizing of course, but I've seen some many cases (forums and real life) of people claiming to be INTJ, but do not act like an INTJ. I tell them this and they respond with "But the test told me so!", the case usually being the never sought out a second opinion. Mistyping in MBTI is common in any type, INTJ just happens to be more common due to most tested being biased.
ShortVideosRUs yep I'm definitely from that second category, multiple tests, I'm always INTJ or very few times INTP. I'm a big follower of INTJ on reddit, and have come to understand that the relationship of cause and effect of people claiming to be INTJ can be a bit muddled up. But its always very interesting to me to see that many people do share my traits although i rarely encounter them during my social escapades... Ive always identefied as INTJ however i learnt how to masquerade as an Extrovert, mainly because of its social advantages, and because i have a few friends that are like that. and soo as imitating creatures, you learn to adapt. as a INTJ, i can see how you categorized peoples actions based on thier test results, this is sthg i can relate to immensly, as a judgmental person i tend to seek high-quality valid information, reconfirmations, repeatability..etc. on which to base my judgementalism, so to say. I remember reading an article that mentioned all the possible personality combinations and connects them to that of an animal... it was sooo amusing, INTJ was an octopus. Capable of extreme self sufficiency and can remain alone for quite some time, always analyzing and calculating their next move, I found the bit about camouflaging to be very accurate to me as well, i can put on many masks, yet still remain true to my original self.
I would say there is reason for an association. Introverts don't function as well as others in social settings, and are actively drained by them, this could easily create negative reinforcment to social situations, leading to social anxiety. I'm introverted and was also quite socially anxious. Now I am just introverted. Shyness and introversion can be connected, but an introvert is not always shy and a shy person is not always an introvert. The distinction should be made, but to say there is no connection, I believe, is false.
A nice general overview of the topic. Accurate and correct explanations of the various perspectives. If one of my students knew the information in this segment they would be able to earn a 'B' on the exam. Worth watching if you are a student in an Introductory Psychology college course.
more more more about the human psyche please Hank, i'm having strange days to say the least and this really cracks me up ( like a lot of people ) also its super freaking fascinating oh yes, the youtube gods were feeling good when they made this channel, love ya Hank
if you'd take psychology to the exact, personality/ the self, is the algorythm based on which you make choises. there's just no way of taking into account all variables. since there is no exact way of charting personality we can't define personality accurately.
there's a mistake in the description of the five chinese elements. unlike the greek elements, wind doesnt exist as an element in china. instead it's tree. so the five elements are: earth, tree, water, metal, and fire. otherwise, a wonderful and very educating series.
You guys should produce some sort of online or physical text book for these courses using all of the cool graphics from the videos.
CuttlefishPi yes
It’s been 5 years, and yes this is still a good idea.
Maybe add more depth than the videos could.
like comic books!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I agreeee!!!!
Yassss.
So, I watch Crash Course for the fun of it, the psychology series especially. I just find his way of talking and teaching really relaxing, his voice is very expressive and fast paced in a way that keeps me interested and entertained at the same time.
Most of the time, with educational videos, the speaker speaks so..slow and monotonous and I hate it SO much. I always fell asleep in class because of it.
But when t hey occasionally show something with this fantastic man, I was always interested and ready to learn.
There’s a GLARING missed pun in here.
“Using OCEAN or CANOE to remember..whichever one you want” should’ve been
“Using OCEAN or CANOE to remember..whichever floats your boat” 😂😂😂😂
Gold
hahahh
Though asking whichever one you want, may say something about you, or so the pschyodynamics think.
This not only got me through AP Psychology in high school but also my psych 101 class in college and will probably help me in getting my degree! Thank you Hank
These two videos covered literally everything in a full lecture section of my psych class, lol. Thank you.
Hank just taught me 3 chapters in 3 videos 15 mins each, and my teacher can't even do that in 3 weeks! What a legend. Thanks Hank!
My ideal self is princess bubble gum
M Rachel I got a kick out of them using princess bubblegum to represent the "ideal self" as well
M Rachel Its kinda funny because until the more recent episodes of Adventure Time (from way after this episode of CCP aired) she was kind of a sociopathic control-freak. xD
IKR. I was scrolling just to find a comment related to that!
How on earth did you list all those systems if categorizing people's personalities without mentioning Slytherin, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, and Gryffindor? It must have been a conscious choice. I was SURE you'd come back at the end with a joke like, "Thanks for watching. By the way... I am a Hufflepuff." (or whichever)
You need more likes Professor.
***** Oops! Thought I might have. Once I saw it it looked wrong.
Copyright?
He's a Ravenclaw
Are you gay? Straight? Unicorn?
Hank- "And then you got your buzzfeed quizzes to determine what kind of sandwich you are"
Me- **googles** what kind of sandwich *am* i?
Jean Fox I
Jean Fox, I am a cheese sandwitch
palestine flag
Wait, are you telling me those Facebook quizzes are NOT a good measure of personality???
I'm afraid so....
and now I shall just wait patiently till a few people read this and their world implodes :P
I guess that would explain why I got "Normal" on the 'Which High School Stereotype Are You" quiz....
I love the way he talks! Fast and right to the point.
yays I'm not the only one
I love how much this channel makes me think about the world and how I live in it. Well done!
I love the study of people and the 'self' this has helped me a lot in understanding people and predicting how they will act..I have a form of autism but I don't even mention that anymore because I basically conquered it
I'm actually obsessed with MBTI. I love everything about it. It's just incredibly interesting to me and I love it.
+Red what are you? :D
+Red You should know however that most psychologists don't see it as a reliable test. It is based on the 16 personality model from Jung which isn't widely accepted by psychologists at all. And if you do the test twice you are likely to get a different outcome. And at last it's results are seen as stereotypes and those are not accurate.
But it might give you some insights in your personality and it might trigger you to think critically about the test as well as your personality which is great.
The Hogan Personality Inventory is a better test but it is more focussed on hiring employees. If you like MBTI you could like the HPI too.
+Nick Halewijn of course no test is perfect, these tests are just pointers about our traits at most
Annie Same here it’s really intriguing to read about all of the different personality types and compare them to my peers and try and figure out where they fit. And then I ask them (if they know their type) and see if I’m correct
I’m an INFJ
So are y'all genuinely watching this video for fun or are y'all in quarantine forced to watch it and take notes by your crazy psych teacher??
I would like him to take a moment before he starts next sentence plz
This episode should have had personality test attached to it
9:45 Did no one notice that Princess Bubblegum from Adventure Time appeared in the video? I'm surprised nobody commented about it.
;D
At the part about "ideal self", no less :D
Same.
I had a smile a mile wide when I saw that! :D
i noticed xD, just went like whut?? poor PB
Studying AP psych and the personality has to be one of my favourite units!!
I was diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder - I would really appreciate more information about this disorder - I've also been diagnosed with Bipolar and GAD when I was 14 and 16 respectively. I really appreciate the video's you have for those, they really helped explain to my friends what it means to have my illnesses, but I can't find anything that really helps explain BPD and I don't know a lot about it other than I have it.
I ABSOLUTELY FREAKIN LOVE THE PRINCESS BUBLEGUM CAMEO
i'm chaotic neutral, intp, and a ravenclaw.
I'm exactly the same
RAVENCLAW YAY
same
Andie Way INTP!!!
Nice.
So many people commenting about their personality. Why do you feel the need to tell us about yourself? SERIOUSLY, WE DON'T GIVE A SHIT.
Overall, great episode! I hate to be "that person," but I do feel the need to point out that introversion does not necessarily mean the same thing as shyness. Introversion means finding energy without having to be around people. Shyness means being afraid or nervous around people. Those are two different things. Now you know. Have a great day and DFTBA! :)
I don't know about you, but the Meyer Briggs personality test was REALLY accurate for me. (Btw I'm an INTJ)
People say that if you take the test more than once you’ll always get a different answer, but I’ve taken the test like way too many times throughout the last six years since I’d heard of it, and while I do think no test should ever be taken as gospel - one’s personality can change over time or due to circumstance, I’ve gotten the same result every time (INTP), and I’m not sure I’d believe someone who said they got different answers taking it two days in a row.
When it came to the picture of the woman in the hall, a person in my psychology class said that they thought that she was laughing because she had just killed him...
that's what I thought too.
same I was like she might've murdered the man in the room.
I’m very much a Humanistic-Existential psychologist, but also very much love objective assessment measures. The key is to reach conclusions based on ALL the information gathered. In this manner they compliment each other & refine our conclusions.
excellent exposition of a hard subject!....congratulations on your effectiveness in the subject matter and especially in making it fun!....more schools should learn from your technique of teaching!...
4:30-4:36
Hmmmm... And was that shy person you, Hank? ;)
are you a jashinist?
omg 😂😂😂
Lol
Oh my gosh I’m dead 😂
2:54 I kinda laughed imagining Allport doing that after Freud asked him that.
I had to take Maslow's self-actualization test for a personality psych course. Most of its questions are sensible, but then there are a few really weird ones, like "Agree/Disagree: I relate to wizards." I don't really understand how that's even a question on the test.
Anyway, when I took it, I found what I already knew: I'm mentally stable in most of my life, but horribly, terribly deficient in my social and love life. Yeah, thanks for rubbing THAT in...and making me write an 8-page paper on it...
*****
Hm. Maybe. But Maslow's test didn't really seem to be looking for disorders, just actualization in various aspects of life (career, social life, etc.).
man i used to watch this series for fun and somehow i ended up majoring in psychology and have to come back here to learn from home 😔
As a non-native speaker, sometimes the videos are kinda hard for me to understand or they're all going a little too fast, but besides that, this is so interesting and I'm so glad you guys put your time in making all this awesome things.
I think the five Chinese elements (五行) doesn't include wind, instead it should be wood(木). Together is 金木水火土, as we call them 五行～
william Mian Wei yeah, I noticed that too. Wind is part of the classical greek elements and Japanese godai.
yeah it's wood as far as my memory serves
2:54 GIANT SQUID OF ANGER
Literally watching this 2 hours before my ap exam
The world does indeed have people who are happy, sad, angry, scared and even none. We are who we are and for that, I am impressed and interested how we function ourselves and with others who understand or not. Is social interaction hard to deal with?
I'm INFP but Im almost right in the middle on the introvert-extrovert spectrum so depending on test I can get classified as both.
Emely iv always thought that the vast majority of people would be about in the middle of the introversion/extroversion scale
I'm INFP amd a huge ambivert.
Shizu so am I!
me too!
I am extroverted introvert lol if that makes sense
I'm a high-functioning autistic rationalist and with a morality based on altruistic utilitarian consequentialism and trans-humanism.
My favorite personality quantification is the MtG colour wheel. I'm U-R-G in that order.
love the little cartoon of oitnb in the beginning! so cute!
Thank you for putting the effort into producing these videos.
You have confirmed my self analyses.
Ive spent many years pondering.
you showed me my correctness.
i have an exam on this in 8 minutes. ill let you know how i do when i’m done.
Well? Tell us! We're anxious! 😱
Same
Tell us
Black Tarzan i got an B+
Yay for being introvert :)
Introverts, unite!!!
...Separately.
LittleFugueFlute or in small groups of three to four people.
LittleFugueFlute or in small groups of three to four people.
Why "yay". It's not like its a good thing, just as extroversion isn't a good thing, it's just a thing that your are and others aren't, it has its merits and downsides.
VivroMori You're right. But for someone like me who lives in a society that prefers traits that are more commonly found in extroverts, it's nice to be able to feel at peace with being an introvert especially when I got so much shit for it when I was younger. So, yay.
Halfway through the playlist😫😫
Using Orange is the New Black characters in the begining lol awesome!
Watching this for Psych class and I would like to say.. ThAnK yOu Mr. Janes for making me WATCH THIS. HE SPEAKS TOO FAST FOR ME TO WRITE DOWN 7 FACTS
Thanks for the existential crisis!
Love when my assignments from my college psych class are Hank Green videos
Ok but these videos saved my last minute revision for my psychology exam
That food in the boy's eyes made his eyes look scary at 2:33. I'm terrified.
Lol that Orange Is The New Black reference at the beginning
I would say most modern neuroscientists, philosophers, and psychologists have come to the agreement that the self is entirely illusory.
What about the Caliper? In my opinion, considering the amount of supportive research & data, the Caliper personality assessment is the most accurate, reliable & valid assessment that exists.
Press 1 repeatedly to see MC Hank spittin some mad fire.
+TheBmann10 4 is also quite great.
+TheBmann10 And with 9 he is shredding a guitar
I also suggest looking up the Enneagram as a method of measuring personality. I have personal experience with it, specifically with the works of psychiatrist Claudio Naranjo, and find it very effective in identifying strengths and challenges to work on, in conjunction with psychotherapy.
What's most interesting about extraversion is how people come to identify with the traits they seem to exhibit, like it's a badge they can wear
More often than not, when most people encounter personality tests casually, it's the Meyers-Briggs test, which is at best pop culture, and at worst, not much more profound than astrology. I think a lot of people go through a phase where they take Meyers-Briggs a lot more seriously than it's taken in the mental health community, myself included. Mostly, it tends to reinforce and exaggerate how we see ourselves in the first place.
I want to take a personality test myself. What would you suggest?
Tyler Witt take an iq test written by a person of your own gender and race.
Tyler Witt You can take any of them. My advice is merely to view any such self-administered popular personality quiz as entertainment, the same as if you were reading it in a lifestyle magazine.
I really hate when people say this because essentially you're saying that Carl Jung can be almost entirely discredited in his observations of people.
No, it is not just pop culture and "not much more profound then astrology". Yes, it has definite limitations on both a scientific and applicable basis.
VivroMori Carl Jung was a pseudoscientist from the era when psychiatry had no real scientific rigor. If you're going to defend Jung, there's probably not a lot of point in us conversing, because we're probably never going to agree.
He was also into astrology, alchemy, and a lot of spiritualist nonsense, so my line was pretty apt. If you want to defend Jung, it's helpful to consider how much woo you're letting through the door.
You said ¨... this way we're the creators and the products of the situations we surround¨. However, I'd like to add that most of the time, we are just products. We are ¨creators¨, but again of illusory situations, that are based on our perception. Illusory because our perception of the world is influenced by our expectations, mood, culture, etc. I'm aware of the fact that it may sound like a deterministic view.
I'm an INTJ.
Me too!
Heh, I register as an INFJ, but I get pretty close to 'T' every time.
Red Pacifist That's normal. But just remember you are only one of them.
INFP! My mom is an ESFJ, so... *shudder*
Jessica Wish
Lol. My dad is an ESFP.
Great outlook of personality. Ths just shows us how primitive in the evolutionary stage of knowledge we still are at discovering how things, but these analysis and theories presented were just another thing for me to learn upon. Great video!
wait where is the orange is the new black reference ??? did i completely miss it because i just watched the video and took notes!!
+Mila Djordjevic I think it's at the beginning where there's a drawing of people and he's describing personality. It's the cast of OITNB
This is so greeeeeat, the best thing to watch before exams.
I'm chaotic neutral, Slytherin, ISTP, and Erudite. What are your personality groups?
I only know INTJ (or INTP since it was very close: 55%-J, 45%-P).
What are the other tests, and do they take a while to do?
+Sophie Filo Chaotic neutral is a Dungeons and Dragons alignment, Slytherin is a Harry Potter house, and Erudite is a Divergent faction. Just look up D&D alignment quiz, Harry Potter house quiz, and Divergent faction quiz. They're not very long
Baruch Vlogs ah, okay...
Lawful good, Hufflepuff, INTP and divergent (erudite and candor).
Neutral good, INTJ, dauntless.
I recommend the enneogram to find out strenghs and weaknesses in personality
I am a Hamburger with lettuce instead of buns...
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?!?!?!?!??!?!?!?!
protein style from in and out
It means you are somehow a burger patty between two lettuce leaves.
How did you become food? Are you a mad scientist?
***** 24..
that is all...
that instead of having a soft outside your more crunchy with means you're probably a little distrusting or self reserved, it could also mean you're more green on the outside and therefore more positive, or that you see yourself as different from other people and are nervous around others because you fear that they will judge you because you're different, or your a vegetarian, just a guess
Wait a minute. I think one needs to first determine whether you use mao or mustard.
Thank you !! using this to pass my degree ;)
4:55 remember him, it's Leonidas!!
4:53 I believe it's Albert Bandura, not Alfred Bandura. Although, it will be interesting to have the same name.
I've watched this 500 times.
I absolutely love that I can come to your channel and learn something new! By the way John Green helped me pass A.P US History, so thank you!
Me: I was watching Crash Course and I realized that Freud is sometimes crazy
Freud: So are you talking about your childhood?
One of the areas where psychology cuddles up next to philosophy. It's interesting seeing the two very different approaches.
Loving these videos, but feel that Carl Jung could've used more than just a casual same-breath-as-Freud mention here. He was fairly important for personality measurement history, seeing as his research and publications were the roots of the myer-briggs theory, even if those two made the test.
Tsuki Iacuaniello cognitive functions boi
Ikr. Jung is awesome. I'm reading psychological types right now. Probably like my 4th book of his.
he’s in the previous video
I'm slightly obsessed with personality tests right now. Not quite sure why, but they're really cool.
Pousey is love
Pousey is life
I love you.
Poussey is dead.
I took part in a psychological evaluation once, and the person running it gave Mr many word tests and like a tangram sort if thing to conduct the test
I'm an INTP and it fits me really well
another fellow Intp here, it really sux yet it's ausom isn't it?
Same
me too
Same for the most part.
Procrastinator cabbagehair Sux? Ausom? Apparently not...
The Orange is the New Black pictures made me feel all fuzzy inside. I care much for each of the characters.
#INTJ #FTW
We are soo many online i noticed :) maybe its just confirmation bias tho
TheSabatuer Mistyping is often a problem when it come to free myers-briggs test, and INTJ is often the most mistyped. This is because these free online tests are over-simplied and/or all the questions seem to have a "right" answer to them, so people misunderstand what the questions are asking and/or the chose what they believe to be the right answer.
This is my system of determining if someone is really INTJ.
If there response to recieveing an INTJ result was:
1) "I got INTJ, okay cool." *Then does nothing*. They are not INTJs
2) "I got INTJ, lemme make sure this right" *Then retakes or takes different test for a second opinion, and researching about INTJs becomes a hobby for a while* They are INTJs.
ShortVideosRUs Actually, the first test I took gave a different result; I read the description, and it only partially fit. But I noted that for MANY of the questions on that test, I was Forced to select one of the two results, when the real answer was "Neither", or more often: "Irrelevant". So I looked for another Myers-Briggs test and found one which had a third "Not Applicable" option, allowing me to strip out the random noise generated by all those non-appropriate choices. This second test came up with #INTJ , and I found THAT description disturbingly accurate, including a number of traits which I have rarely if ever observed in other people, but which very clearly applied to me.
Demonac I am generalizing of course, but I've seen some many cases (forums and real life) of people claiming to be INTJ, but do not act like an INTJ. I tell them this and they respond with "But the test told me so!", the case usually being the never sought out a second opinion. Mistyping in MBTI is common in any type, INTJ just happens to be more common due to most tested being biased.
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yep I'm definitely from that second category, multiple tests, I'm always INTJ or very few times INTP.
I'm a big follower of INTJ on reddit, and have come to understand that the relationship of cause and effect of people claiming to be INTJ can be a bit muddled up. But its always very interesting to me to see that many people do share my traits although i rarely encounter them during my social escapades... Ive always identefied as INTJ however i learnt how to masquerade as an Extrovert, mainly because of its social advantages, and because i have a few friends that are like that. and soo as imitating creatures, you learn to adapt.
as a INTJ, i can see how you categorized peoples actions based on thier test results, this is sthg i can relate to immensly, as a judgmental person i tend to seek high-quality valid information, reconfirmations, repeatability..etc. on which to base my judgementalism, so to say.
I remember reading an article that mentioned all the possible personality combinations and connects them to that of an animal... it was sooo amusing, INTJ was an octopus. Capable of extreme self sufficiency and can remain alone for quite some time, always analyzing and calculating their next move, I found the bit about camouflaging to be very accurate to me as well, i can put on many masks, yet still remain true to my original self.
You are who you are, Because you are.
You do what you do, Because you do.
I'd love some extraversion olive oil, pls.
Just when I think I know the answers new complex fitting ideas are grasped from this I shall now add to my essay 🙇🏽♀️
I learned more from hank than the psychology subject I took for a year.
These videos are AMAZING for exam revision for uni. THANK YOU CrashCourse!! :D
You shouldn't say Shyness is equal to introversion...
A side of introversion closest to that is being uncomfortable with too much noise, light, etc.
I'm a shy extravert
I would say there is reason for an association. Introverts don't function as well as others in social settings, and are actively drained by them, this could easily create negative reinforcment to social situations, leading to social anxiety. I'm introverted and was also quite socially anxious. Now I am just introverted. Shyness and introversion can be connected, but an introvert is not always shy and a shy person is not always an introvert.
The distinction should be made, but to say there is no connection, I believe, is false.
Been struggling to write an essay for 2 weeks and this has helped so much!
I wonder how many takes this video took. I would love to see the bloopers. Man this guy can talk.
I am an INFP and a Ravenclaw :)
Hey me too
+Randomandlovely I'm an INTP and a slytherin, so close, yet so far.
A nice general overview of the topic. Accurate and correct explanations of the various perspectives. If one of my students knew the information in this segment they would be able to earn a 'B' on the exam. Worth watching if you are a student in an Introductory Psychology college course.
I love crash course psychology! I wish it will never end!
This is what will help me pass my social science exam tomorrow
more more more about the human psyche please Hank, i'm having strange days to say the least and this really cracks me up ( like a lot of people )
also its super freaking fascinating
oh yes, the youtube gods were feeling good when they made this channel, love ya Hank
if you'd take psychology to the exact, personality/ the self, is the algorythm based on which you make choises. there's just no way of taking into account all variables. since there is no exact way of charting personality we can't define personality accurately.
INFJ Here :)
Me too! We're the rarest personality type
+Megan Matthew Nope, you guys are tied with us INTJ's. Only 2% of the population each
Me too
shaishaimusic1 me too
same
Have I mentioned I love this show!! I'm going to donate soon..
Orange is the new black!
This was actually one of my favourite chapters to study in my Psychology class at school,so this may just be my favourite video so far,haha.
there's a mistake in the description of the five chinese elements. unlike the greek elements, wind doesnt exist as an element in china. instead it's tree. so the five elements are: earth, tree, water, metal, and fire. otherwise, a wonderful and very educating series.
Holy crap I've been subscribed to SciShow and CrashCourse for almost a year and I just realized it's the same guy.
Who or What
Is the SELF?
+Yele 70 good question :-)