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1. MBTI Personality Tests: Most often score me as INFP, sometimes INFJ or INTP, occassionally as ENFP. This test, which takes into account cognitive processes as well, scored me as ENFJ.
2. Enneagram: I think I am 9w1 sx - 7w6 (counterphobic) - 4w5, but I'm not super duper sure. It just seems to be the best fit I can manage so far.
3. Other people's perceptions of my MBTI: Most people would think I was ENTP upon meeting me, some who know me a bit better think I'm ENFP or ENFJ.
4. Interaction style: Primarily "Get-Things-Going" (associated with ESFJ, ENTP, ENFP, ESFP)
5. Temperament: Clearly Idealist/Catalyst (NF) in MBTI, but classic temperament has me at Melancholy.
6. Big 5 - scUaI
7. For most of my life, I was positive I was INFJ, and then recently I was positive I was INFP.
8. I have Asperger's which sometimes causes some NT tendencies, especially INTJ.
9. Introversion/Extroversion - I was very introverted growing up, but I also never had a problem going up to someone I knew I would get along with and introducing myself. As I've gotten older, I've learned to feel more comfortable with and enjoy socialization more. I prefer the company of myself, but I gain a lot from social interaction, too.
10. I'm definitely primarily iNtuitive. I only do Sensing functions at all as a result of having trained myself to be able to do them. I think, oddly, I do Se more often than Si most of the time, because I find Si to be dull and Se to be fun. (My mom and brother are both ISFPs, and I like their Se, so I've learned to imitate it.)
11. Feeling/Thinking - growing up I was very strongly Fi. However, I've learned to moderate my Fi with some Fe as well as some Thinking functions as I've gotten older. I don't typically grasp the concept of Ti at all, but I think I must still do it a lot, because I can easily understand the way xNTPs work/think.
12. Judging/Perceiving - I've always had some J traits and some P traits. When I was younger, I seemed more strongly J because I always did things right away, I had very strict ideas about scheduling and stuff like that. However, I've always been pretty disorganized and forgetful and stuff like that. I don't like people to change up their plans on me once we've agreed on something, I don't like people to be unmotivated and lack direction or action, and I never miss a school assignment (unless I deemed it stupid) or show up late, ever. But I do get more anxious AFTER I turn something in than BEFORE these days, and thus, procrastinate all the time. I do try to keep my schedule a bit flexible until I must finalize it. I do like more experiences and possibilities and as much perspective as I can possibly acquire.
I don't know why anyone would read through all of this, but if you have, thank you, and I'd appreciate any or all of your thoughts. Please and thank you. (/Kim Possible reference, and yes, I like that show even though I'm supposed to be a grown-up person.)
2. Enneagram: I think I am 9w1 sx - 7w6 (counterphobic) - 4w5, but I'm not super duper sure. It just seems to be the best fit I can manage so far.
3. Other people's perceptions of my MBTI: Most people would think I was ENTP upon meeting me, some who know me a bit better think I'm ENFP or ENFJ.
4. Interaction style: Primarily "Get-Things-Going" (associated with ESFJ, ENTP, ENFP, ESFP)
5. Temperament: Clearly Idealist/Catalyst (NF) in MBTI, but classic temperament has me at Melancholy.
6. Big 5 - scUaI
7. For most of my life, I was positive I was INFJ, and then recently I was positive I was INFP.
8. I have Asperger's which sometimes causes some NT tendencies, especially INTJ.
9. Introversion/Extroversion - I was very introverted growing up, but I also never had a problem going up to someone I knew I would get along with and introducing myself. As I've gotten older, I've learned to feel more comfortable with and enjoy socialization more. I prefer the company of myself, but I gain a lot from social interaction, too.
10. I'm definitely primarily iNtuitive. I only do Sensing functions at all as a result of having trained myself to be able to do them. I think, oddly, I do Se more often than Si most of the time, because I find Si to be dull and Se to be fun. (My mom and brother are both ISFPs, and I like their Se, so I've learned to imitate it.)
11. Feeling/Thinking - growing up I was very strongly Fi. However, I've learned to moderate my Fi with some Fe as well as some Thinking functions as I've gotten older. I don't typically grasp the concept of Ti at all, but I think I must still do it a lot, because I can easily understand the way xNTPs work/think.
12. Judging/Perceiving - I've always had some J traits and some P traits. When I was younger, I seemed more strongly J because I always did things right away, I had very strict ideas about scheduling and stuff like that. However, I've always been pretty disorganized and forgetful and stuff like that. I don't like people to change up their plans on me once we've agreed on something, I don't like people to be unmotivated and lack direction or action, and I never miss a school assignment (unless I deemed it stupid) or show up late, ever. But I do get more anxious AFTER I turn something in than BEFORE these days, and thus, procrastinate all the time. I do try to keep my schedule a bit flexible until I must finalize it. I do like more experiences and possibilities and as much perspective as I can possibly acquire.
I don't know why anyone would read through all of this, but if you have, thank you, and I'd appreciate any or all of your thoughts. Please and thank you. (/Kim Possible reference, and yes, I like that show even though I'm supposed to be a grown-up person.)
