In Which Category Do You Fall?

I don't know if you've ever completed a 

Myers-Briggs Type Indicator 

to determine your personality type.

From your answers, 

you are given scores on four scales:

 Extroversion - Introversion

Sensate - Intuitive 

Thinking - Feeling

Judging - Perceiving

That brings me to apples.

(I know, it's a leap. Bear with me.)

 So yesterday, I was in the grocery store

and saw these delectable-looking apples all nicely arranged.

And it reminded me of a continuing legal education seminar 

I once took that was an introduction for lawyers to

Myers-Briggs Type Indicators and Neuro-linguistic Programming.

In the MBTI portion of the workshop, each lawyer was given
 an inventory and then some of us were called
 from the audience to participate

in an exercise to show the difference between those

who go through life as "sensates" and those who are "intuitives."

Here was the mission:

each group was given an apple, a magic marker, 

and a big display tablet. 

We were, as members of our assigned group,

to describe the apple.

The other group

said things like:

red, white inside, juicy, 

wider at the top than the bottom,

has a stem.

My group said:

one a day keeps the doctor away

blossoms in the spring

you can press it into cider

lots of vitamins

a gift for a teacher

tastes good.

The "other" group members scored high on the sensing scale.

Mine scored high on the intuitive scale.

Can you guess in which category you belong?

(ps - I once saw an article in the American Bar Association Journal

showing the frequency distribution amongst the 16 types

in the population of lawyers.
My type amounted to less than 2 percent.

It's much more common among writers,
poets, and therapists than lawyers.

Hmmmm.................
.