thinkers

I just wanna see whether poll responses correlate with T/F preference. "T" answers are for Thinkers and "F" for Feelers. Regardless of whether you think this accurately portrays T/F, which reaction do you think is worse? Assume the students are the same age, are reacting to the same teacher...

Thought this would be interesting from the objective judgement and experiences of NTs who take interest in these subjects. Subjects: Physics, Biology, Chemistry Format: (1=hardest, 3=easiest) 1. 2. 3.

If you had to choose (based off your experiences with another NT type)?Should I put up a poll? Please remember to state your type, on mobile view, you can’t see type and some people have their type as unknown.

Want to observe who is the fairest of them all in the eyes of the intuitive thinkers. Which category of people are your eye candy? Eeeh, lets pretend that wasn't forever published in a community forum-thread-article thingy. Anyway, so I made a thread a few months back about what type is most...

Talk about your experience existing as such a tiny percentage of the female population (0.1% last I checked.) Did you feel accepted and understood growing up? Were you allowed to express yourself as you were or were you discouraged from being so different? I'll go first: I've always felt...

Just feel like this might be a good way to narrow down ones type.

NTs have this side to them. I can see it. Especially when they talk about things. But I want to know thinkers perspective on how they think they might act, from personal perspective, similar to the dreamer stereotype. What they might find they hold similar to NFs too because NFs relate to this...

I mean anxious, advice-reliant, non-questioning, immature and possibly overly nice/easy target thinkers? Thinkers that share characteristics of 6w7s kind of a thing?

Sorry seems to be the hardest word. Yes, it's a song. But is the title something which NTs can relate to? Or are you guys generally okay with relinquishing this word?

"Feelers" subconsciously pretending to be "Thinkers" among the population? I have always gotten the impression that feelers are really a little bit more common than thinkers or on equal amounts among the population. I've personally stumbled across many people who would like to describe...

Heh, that kind of rhymes. Anyway, I've known some thinkers to get emotional. Tell me, what sets you off to react emotionally? Whether it be puppies to something personal like family, friends, or feeling incompetent. You name it.

Do any ISTJ's out there feel like you are in a job that doesn't fit your personality type? Such as Thinkers in predominantly Feeler jobs? Do you find it hard to act differently for your job?

I've had this some up more often lately and I was curious about other INFP's or 'Feelers' thoughts on this. Sometimes I reply to someone simply to spark a little debate or clarify their position but I often use the phrasing 'I feel like...' instead of 'I think...' This is mostly because I think...

I've been writing a book on how personality plays a role in health habits and behaviors. In each chapter, I discuss the strengths and weaknesses of each temperament. I want to be sure my assumptions resonate with people of that personality type. These "pitfalls" can play out in your regular life...

It's pretty well-established that Thinking types are more common among men, and Feeling types are more common among women. But what is the most common Feeling type among men, and the most common Thinking type among women (at least here on PerC)?

When I'm in a relationship or like someone, I do occasionally feel intense desire or love or whatever it is I am feeling at that moment - yet as soon as I admit something about it, all of my feelings disappear. :exterminate: This also goes for close friends. I adore my friends but at times they...

So I've noticed that the INFP is often reduced to a blubbering, blindly optimistic fool by others. I'm at the point where I expect to be disappointed by these two-dimensional, condescending "portraits" of the INFP on MBTI websites. As a response, I made a short post on my blog that's basically...

Are thinkers seen as more introverted and less extraverted in general than feelers, regardless of whether they're introverted or extraverted (well comparative to their extraverted/introverted feeler peers)? Since they are more concerned with ideas than people, or else might see people from a...

I am confused about my type, i think i am an ixfp, xxfx, mostly a fi-te user. I am unsure about my functions but all i can say about that is that i am sure being a feeler, (sorry for the spelling mistakes, english is my fourth language :tongue: ). - When I am angry : I am apathetic...