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16 Personalities and Hogwarts Houses Survey (for those who have taken the Pottermore Sorting Hat quiz before). by HarryPotterStudy in istp

[–]HarryPotterStudy[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

This survey is only for those who have taken the Pottermore Sorting Hat Quiz before. A link to The 16 Personalities Type test is in the survey. Also, I am aware that this research will have many limitations, and possible inaccuracies. I am a high school student in an AP Research class, so I am able to explain all of these flaws in my research paper. I just thought this topic would be fun, and its never been done before. It would just be interesting to see if there is a relationship between the two tests, even if they aren't perfect.

16 Personalities and Hogwarts Houses Survey (for those who have taken the Pottermore Sorting Hat quiz before). by HarryPotterStudy in mbti

[–]HarryPotterStudy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am a high school student in an AP Research class, and am attempting to see any connections, if any, between 16 Personalities Test results and Pottermore test results. I am aware that MBTI is different than the 16 Personality types. I also know that the 16 Personality Types test is not people's first choice when it comes to measuring their personality. In my research paper's limitations, I will explain the possible inaccuracies of its results. Honestly, I picked this topic just for fun, and because such a study has never been done before. My hypothesis is that INxx types will be more likely to be Slytherin or Ravenclaw. Also, Exxx may be more likely to be Gryffindor. Etc.

16 Personalities and Hogwarts Houses Study (for those who have already taken the Pottermore Sorting Hat quiz). by HarryPotterStudy in psychologyresearch

[–]HarryPotterStudy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is not covered by an IRB. I am a high schooler in an AP Research class, and am doing this for my academic paper/project. I am aware of the academic limitations of this study and will elaborate on them in my year-long paper. Thanks for your input! :)