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ENTP Big Five

Hey, I’m Erik Thor—a developer, psychologist, and writer. I explore personality spectrums, cognitive functions, and growth. Read my story or support my work.

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How does the average ENTP score on the Big Five/OCEAN?

ENTP Big Five scores at erikthor.com

How does the ENTP Big Five compare to the average person?

ENTPs are less outgoing, score higher on openness, are less agreeable, less conscientious, and more neurotic than the average person.

Are ENTPs Outgoing or Extroverted?

No, most ENTPs are either reserved or at least shy in social settings.

Do ENTPs have high openness?

Yes, most ENTPs score above average on openness.

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Are ENTPs agreeable?

No, ENTPs do not score high on agreeableness.

Are ENTPs conscientious?

ENTPs have a low to average score on conscientiousness.

Are ENTPs neurotic?

Based on my personality test surveys, ENTPs score higher on neuroticism than the average person.

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Erik Thor

Erik Thor

Writer, Psychologist & Programmer

I explore personality spectrums, Jungian cognitive functions, and self-ownership. Running side projects as a coach, online creator, and author, my goal is to build tools and publish articles that promote collective harmony, self-empowerment, and growth.

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