ISFjs are deeply sensitive individuals for whom the normal "give-and-take" of every-day life is a threatening,... by I/O

Anyone who had closely read all the articles about Socionics and MBTI® theory compatibility issues has... by Sergei Ganin

The partner is a reflection of the ESFj so must also strive to be perfect. Unfortunately, the more the partner... by I/O

Every person has a hidden agenda. This agenda often governs one's intentions and behaviour. People are often... by Sergei Ganin

INTjs and INTps can have very similar behaviour, interests and even appearance. However, when it comes to... by Sergei Ganin

Like the ENTp, the ENFp is driven by an overwhelming desire for attention and to be liked. Unlike the ENTp, the... by David Rosenfield

I don't really want to cause any fuss, but there are a couple of things I think are long due for some serious... by Tom

After the initial publication of the "Things to consider about MBTI® theory (Part 1)", I approached some... by Sergei Ganin

If you normally decide on someone's type by going - E or I?, S or N?, F or T?, J or P?, then you MUST know this:... by Sergei Ganin

Perspective makes us all different, and affects us to the core of our being, to the root processing within our... by I/O

Myers-Briggs and Socionics are both right; the former identifies what we see in the personality of others while... by I/O

I've come to find this theory of personality type, as interesting as it is, equally as useless. For instance, even... by Danny