"MBTI Level II"-ing

Just eye-balling the dichotomies (and I know this is completely the lazy-maybe-wrong way to do it), I think this is where I end up:

Extraverting	Introverting	Sensing	Intuiting	Thinking	Feeling	Judging	Perceiving
Initiating Expressive Gregarious Active Enthusiastic	Receiving Contained Intimate Reflective Quiet	Concrete Realistic Practical Experiential Traditional	Abstract Imaginative Conceptual Theoretical Original	Logical Reasonable Questioning Critical Tough	Empathetic Compassionate Accommodating Accepting Tender	Systematic Planful Early Starting Scheduled Methodical	Casual Open-ended Prompted Spontaneous Emergent

But I wouldn't be surprised if my formal questionaire produced different results. I also still wonder how they account for differences in work/life personality differences

I often wish I didn't have so much free time to play this game. It's just another genre of lit theory - tools for talking - non-scientific.

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Note on 2014-09-07:

MBTI is often viewed as a 4-tuple of binary (discrete) categories. That's pretty much what they call the level-1 model of MBTI. The level-2 model is a 3-tuple of axial (continuous) categories, which can be leakily abstracted (reduced) to the level-1 model.