Intuitive Ethical Extratim. See also IEE domain See also IEE observations See also IEE subtypes See also IEE male and female Intuitive Ethical Extratim, IEE, , ENFp, IR, Psychologist, Reporter or archetype Aldous Huxley.
Ego Block The IEE is particularly sensitive to and observant of manifestations of spontaneity, social awkwardness, and psychological compatibility or incompatibility. (perception of who people really are, their personality, motivation, and how much they are revealing their personality and 'true selves') and (sensitivity to people's subjective opinions and feelings about things). IEEs have a penchant for one-on-one communication with intense sharing of insight gleaned from one's life experience. Extraverted Intuition IEEs easily become enamoured with new ideas and prospects and tend to start working on them immediately, almost impulsively. [INTJ] How you see the 16 types. Examples of Myers Briggs Personalities in Stories. MBTI truths. Religion and Type - An MBTI Perspective. By Stephen DeGrace Introduction In the decades since its inception, Myers Briggs personality typing has revolutionised many areas of our lives due to its ability to comprehensively explain human behaviour and interaction.
Today, the Myers Briggs-savvy amongst us are using the MBTI to pick the perfect career for them, and the perfect mate. The applications of Myers Briggs typing are truly far-reaching and transformative. This has naturally been a smashing success. Not all religions are suitable for all people. As a Myers Briggs type expert I am here to fill in this important void and publish a guide that will revolutionise society and contribute to human happiness by helping people avoid wasting years of their lives in religions that aren't right for them. Religions by Type Artisans (SP) Artisans all have ADHD, and so should select religions which are dramatic, colourful and fun.
ISTP: Select something hardcore, preferably where you get to smite the enemies of God. ESFP: Pentacostalism. The INTP Architect Reference Guide. Most type guides only present the nice, vague, boring facts...
But they won't tell you that INTPs are one of the introverted types most likely to get married. (And more than once, too.) Or that INTPs are the type predicted to do best on I.Q. tests. Or that INTPs are the type most likely to smoke. I love those warm fuzzy affirmations as much as the next guy, but if we don't know our true strengths and weaknesses, how can we chart our lives? Which is why I've compiled some of the fascinating research that other webpages either don't know about, don't care about, or just choose not to mention. A Few Small But Significant Caveats As you read on, please bear in mind that none of this has to be a stereotype that rules your life. General INTPs are estimated at: *Be chary about comparing the UK estimate with the others. Independent, abstract reasoners, INTPs are often found working at the cutting edge of thought as mathematical/political/economic/etc theorists.
MBTI. From Encyclopedia Dramatica Well, shit, it all makes sense now!
This acronym secretly stands for MassivelyBoringTalkingIdiots. People who make their living consulting other people on how to be MBTI will, of course, deny this fervently. The purpose of MBTI is to assign everyone letters which they will not understand, so that the Global Masonic Conspiricy can more easily decide who to assign to the gulags, and who to simply kill outright. There are some tests which help you to find out your type without understanding this bullshit, but they are more or less ridiculous, at least any you'll find online. Some argue that MBTI is like astrology, when you read a description you think it's about you and that you are oh so logical and intelligent, a true INTJ genius, even though you are a whiny loser without friends. What the Letters Mean I - Introvert: Likes to be alone, prefers own company compared to the company of others. Typology Guardians Percentage male: 55% Percentage female: 54% The Supervisor.
Jungian Physiognomy. Pages/C_papers93/9Barger_K.pdf. An INTP Profile. By Paul James Original version: April 5, 1999 revised and published on the web: March 12, 2000 INTP is one of the 16 personality types defined in the Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI).
I will assume that visitors to this page already have a basic knowledge of the MBTI system for I wish to concentrate on describing the INTP type as best I can. The descriptions below are based on personal experience combined with knowledge derived from other MBTI sources and I hope that other INTPs and non-INTPs alike may find some of this material illuminating.
This page may be updated and expanded when appropriate. For a general introduction and overview of MBTI temperament analysis, visit Robert Winer's excellent resource at Gesher. INTPs are about 1% of the general population, making this one of the rarest of types. The consequences of the orientation and rank of each of the four functions for the INTP type is described in turn below. Primary Axis: Introverted Thinking - Extraverted Intuition. [Enneagram Type 5] 5w4 "Debilitating Depression With Aggressive Impulses"