[Sygma]

Rebellious : ESTP

Revolutionary : INTP

Anti conformist : INFJ

 

[linatet]

Anti-conformist: infp
Revolutionary: infj
Rebellious: still thinking about it

 

[nO_d3N1AL]

Wow, didn't expect that. I would've thought IxFP would be the least conforming

 

[TimeWillTell]

NTPs and NFPs

E's being more 'obvious' about it
I's probably more 'intense' internally.

So basically any combination of Ne (which fits all the adjectives in the title) and a Ji in the Dom/Aux stack.

 

[Ghostsoul]

I would say the XNXP types.

 

[selena87]

In China if you are: ISTP, INTJ, ENFP you need to get special approval to join the military (all other types do not need approval)

Those types are "not obedient enough" according to what people say.. :laughing:

 

[KingAndrew]

Top 3 rebellious/revolutionary/non-conformists

1. ENTP - The Originator
2. INTP - The Thinker
3. INFP - The Idealist

 

[Zora]

Assuming we're considering rebellious and non/anti-conformist different terms; in no particular order:

Rebellious: INxP, ENTP; Maybe ISxP

Non/Anti-Conformist: xNTJ, ENTP, INFP

Though, besides xNTJ's (and maybe INxP's) I'm largely working off of stereotypes.

Oh come on, am I the only one who thinks xNTJ's are non-conformist?


(Saucy Crisps, I've edited this post too many times this last five minutes.)

 

[Highway Nights]

xNFPs/INFJs. Pretty much any of the NFs except ENFJ. A lot of INTPs and some ENTPs seem to have real trouble dealing with authority, but they don't usually have the same "revolutionary" attitude to them.

 

[ahopster]

I'm surprised to see ENTPs as least conformist, it's INTPs in theory. It's all about how structured the internal world of opinions is because the more structured it is, the harder someone's opinions will be to change. Introverted Thinking is a little more structured than Introverted Feeling because it imposes impartial rules to follow on the self while introverted feeling wants harmony between values and behaviour which will just upset the person if they violate one of their own principles but Ti it will feel like they've broken a law.
Turning this inside out and observing Fe and Te, Extraverted Thinking is a lot more structured because it doesn't have the benefit of making people feel happy on its side so it requires more energy, it imposes rules on others that require more energy to enforce.