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and welcome to  \nP59.  \nI have been working on this for weeks, believe it or notevery Thursday and Friday for the last 4 weeks and today I have decided that I can’t keep preparing and I absolutely must just record this and publish it. As a  \nP59 [ Part 1] Vocabulary Review for LEP\\#873 Luke takes the MBTI Personality Test  \n2  \nresult, some of this will be fully prepared in advance and some of it will be more spontaneous, which is fi ne-there are advantages to both approaches, so you’ll get a bit of both this time.  \nThis is P59 . I’m not sure how many parts this will be. It depends how long it all takes . It could be one long episode or I might be  \nP59 [ Part 1] Vocabulary Review for LEP\\#873 Luke takes the MBTI Personality Test  \n3  \nforced to split it into parts, we will see . I have quite along list of vocabulary to go through. I’m going to start and set a timer and we’ll see where we are after about 45 minutes .  \nIn any case, this is a vocabulary review for episode  873. Luke takes the MBTI personality test.  \nP59 [ Part 1] Vocabulary Review for LEP\\#873 Luke takes the MBTI Personality Test  \n4  \nThat episode contained loads of vocabulary which I would like to help you to notice, understand, remember and use yourself.  \nA quick summary of episode 873  \nI took a popular personality test, and said all my thoughts out loud while doing it.  \nP59 [ Part 1] Vocabulary Review for LEP\\#873 Luke takes the MBTI Personality Test  \n5  \nIn the test I had to say to what extent I agreed or disagreed with certain statements which described ways in which I thought, felt or acted.  \nI described my thought process for each statement and then read out the results of the test and commented on them. I then  \nP59 [ Part 1] Vocabulary Review for LEP\\#873 Luke takes the MBTI Personality Test  \n6  \ntalked about how the test is generally considered by psychologists to be unreliable and invalid, and talked about some of the reasons for the test’s popularity despite its inaccuracy, referring to things like confirmation bias, flattery and the barnum effect.  \nP59 [ Part 1] Vocabulary Review for LEP\\#873 Luke takes the MBTI Personality Test  \n7  \nSo the test is a bit of ascam, but also it is just a bit of fun. Even if it isn’t ascientifically valid, it can just be a way to make people reflect on their personality and behaviour and talk about them.  \nAlso, I should add that plenty of LEPst ers wrote comments and emails in response to this, kind of  \nP59 [ Part 1] Vocabulary Review for LEP\\#873 Luke takes the MBTI Personality Test  \n8  \ndefending the test a bit or perhaps mentioning some of the more positive aspects that I had not talked about. 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I totally forgot I left that comment (5 years ago?) and when I","cbCaiogtJcEks0Ef","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiogtJcEks0Ef","pdf",448290,106,"English","# Aims and context of P59\n## Quick summary of episode 873\n## How Luke completes the MBTI test\n## Reliability, popularity, and key explanations\n## Listener feedback and responses","[{\"question\":\"What is P59 Part 1 focused on?\",\"answer\":\"It focuses on reviewing vocabulary from LEP episode 873, titled “Luke takes the MBTI Personality Test,” with the goal of helping listeners notice, understand, remember, and use the key words.\"},{\"question\":\"How does Luke complete the MBTI test in the episode?\",\"answer\":\"Luke reads statements and indicates how much he agrees or disagrees, describes his thought process for each, then reads out the results and comments on them.\"},{\"question\":\"Why do psychologists question the MBTI test, yet people still like it?\",\"answer\":\"The episode explains that the test is often considered unreliable and invalid, while also describing reasons for its popularity despite inaccuracies, such as confirmation bias, flattery, and the Barnum effect.\"}]","P59 - Part 1 - Vocabulary Review for LEP#873 Luke takes the MBTI Personality Test | PDF",1789660878,267]