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I'm an INTP, and was first introduced to MBTI by my aunt, who was at the time Dean of Psychology at a major uni. It really helped finding out it was ok to be what I was, since INTP's and INTJ's each make up only about 1% of the total population. There's a lot of pressure to conform to the norm, as extraverts make up about 75% of the population. Interesting that the writer and the two responses so far are all from these two groups.