Everyday Jury

Compare votes by MBTI, blood type, gender and age

Do people make different choices in everyday disagreements? Vote in Everyday Jury and explore opinions by MBTI type, blood type, gender and age group when results are available.

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Opinions by MBTI type

Compare choices across the 16 MBTI types, including INFP, ENTP and ISTJ, on birthday discounts and shared travel costs. This is a comparison of participants, not an MBTI test or a correct answer for each type.

Choices by blood type

Compare participants who entered A, B, O or AB. These are vote counts grouped by self-reported blood type, not evidence that blood type determines personality or judgment.

Votes by gender

The gender tab compares participants who selected female, male or other. Read the number of participants alongside each percentage when considering disagreements about splitting bills.

Opinions by age group

Explore groups aged 19 or younger, in their 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s and 60 or older. Discuss the same situation with friends and family of different ages.

When can I see comparisons?

Choose a nationality and vote. MBTI, blood type, gender and age are optional. Results become available after the case reaches 100 votes from your selected nationality and you have voted. Subgroup percentages are shown only for groups of at least 30 participants; smaller groups display a dash (—).

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This page explains the comparison feature. Actual percentages appear on each case’s results screen once its conditions are met. Participants are self-selected and do not represent the whole population; this is not a personality assessment.