So pretend I'm a new member here. As a new member, I've read up on typology and MBTI and Socionics and I think I'm an N type, but I, the new member, am actually not. Maybe this is because I have poor self knowledge, or because I have been somehow unconsciously biased toward wanting to be N so I unconsciously rig the test to get "N". Doesn't matter. Here's what I want to know:
For those of us (any of us) who believe we are "N" dominant types but are actually "S" dominant types, how would we go about detecting our true "S" nature? What would be clues that we are really "S" dominant instead? What would be clues that we really have no idea what "N" is?
Based on my (brightflashes) current understanding of Jung, the average person is only conscious of one perceiving process and one judging process. So, if one were an "S" type, they'd largely bury their "N" in the unconscious mind.
So help me (brightflashes) convince myself (the new member) that I'm completely mistaken and I am, in fact, an "S" type.
If Ns are over represented in the population, it's likely this new member is one anyway. heh.
**I propose this as a fun activity to become more conscious, not as a way to question a person's type.**
For those of us (any of us) who believe we are "N" dominant types but are actually "S" dominant types, how would we go about detecting our true "S" nature? What would be clues that we are really "S" dominant instead? What would be clues that we really have no idea what "N" is?
Based on my (brightflashes) current understanding of Jung, the average person is only conscious of one perceiving process and one judging process. So, if one were an "S" type, they'd largely bury their "N" in the unconscious mind.
So help me (brightflashes) convince myself (the new member) that I'm completely mistaken and I am, in fact, an "S" type.
If Ns are over represented in the population, it's likely this new member is one anyway. heh.
**I propose this as a fun activity to become more conscious, not as a way to question a person's type.**