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I'm not Hard Scince Guy, but it's well-established that psychological studies and questionnaires on personality types only find the traits they are looking for. They have to deliberately ignore all nuances of the subject's personality and focus only on the questions they ask, otherwise giving a result is difficult.
Hell, even the whole field of psychology is split into clans, or “perspectives”, where if your research is not situated firmly within a perspective, conducting experiments and viewing results in a specific way and ignoring all else, your work will never be taken seriously by the psychological community. It's bizarre.