I've been listening to this youtuber talking about MBTI and cognitive functions the past few weeks on the way home,
and I got to the point where I found the typing grid, which seems to be specific to his name at first sight.
What do you think of him if you know him?
To explain what each word means:
Edit: if you can't read the image, following link shows it better: [Click here]
and I got to the point where I found the typing grid, which seems to be specific to his name at first sight.
What do you think of him if you know him?
To explain what each word means:
- Informative: would rather say "We're out of milk", silently adds connotation, hoping they got the message across
- Direct: would rather say "Go get the milk (please)", it's the way it is, loud and clear
- Initiating: extraverted people, preference for starting conversations (Exxx)
- Responding: introverted people, starting conversations costs energy most of the time (Ixxx)
- Movement: impulsive, quick to decide, cannot stand still
- Control: patient, stagnant, especially if it brings in more gains
- Concrete: what is it like, current state, observation (xSxx)
- Abstract: possibilities, concepts, ideas, implications, introspections (xNxx)
- Affiliative: being interdependent, inclusion, adapt to group, norms, roles, permission > forgiveness (xSxJ & xNFx)
- Pragmatic: how can I be independent, self-determination, how to advance faster, forgiveness > permission (xSxP & xNTx)
- Systematic: systems, organization, metaphoric puzzles, methodology, process, professional (xSxJ & xNTx)
- Interest: interests, motivation, passion, arbitrary about rules, reasons (xSxP & xNFx)
Edit: if you can't read the image, following link shows it better: [Click here]