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MBTI Types by Percentage of Population: Rarest to Most Common
All 16 MBTI types ranked by share of the US population, from INFJ at about 1.5% to ISFJ at 13.8%, plus where the numbers come from and their limits.
Types in Life
Which types are rarest by population and gender, and how the types rank on traits like friendliness.
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All 16 MBTI types ranked by share of the US population, from INFJ at about 1.5% to ISFJ at 13.8%, plus where the numbers come from and their limits.
MBTI theory says your core type stays the same, but test results often shift. Learn why results change, what research says, and how to find your best-fit type.
ISFJ is the most common MBTI type for women and ISTJ for men. Compare all 16 types side by side and see why INTJ and INFJ are rare in different genders.
Which MBTI types are seen as the friendliest, most sensitive, most open-minded and most difficult? See the common rankings, the reasons and what research says.
There's no scientific hottest MBTI type, but some get named again and again. See the most attractive and flirty types, and what research says draws people in.
No MBTI type is the smartest. Learn why INTJ and INTP get that reputation, what research says about type and IQ, and the strengths each type brings.
ISTP is most often named the quietest MBTI type, with INTP, ISTJ, INTJ and ISFP close behind. See why, and how quiet, shy and introverted differ.
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