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| Question #1258294891 | Sunday, 15-Nov-2009 |
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| Hi, everyone. I need help trying to figure out which type I most fit. I'm wavering between INFP and INTP. Can anyone help?I used to be very quiet and pretty sensitive, but now I'm more outgoing and less quiet (still sensitive). The outgoingness depends on my mood. I appear absent-minded,like I'm not all there, but I'm paying attention to what's going on. I tend to like to hear myself talk. I think a lot, I don't mind being with people sometimes and I don't mind being alone, either. I tend to be fairly hands-on and practical, though somewhat lazy.I'm emotional and moody, but can be analytical. I'm unscheduled. -- fg1 |
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| A21 Interesting response (to my answer). However, I think all it tells you is that you are definitely INFP, INTP, or INFJ. I would say, strong IN_P, but the fact that you follow your gut when making decisions about other people suggests a possible INFJ preference. It's really hard to tell an INFJ. They are gracious and open-minded on some issues, but have exceptionally strong resolve and intuition on others-especially issues involving people and their personal values. The fact that you're still going back and forth with yourself about your preference suggests a "P" preference. "P's" second-guess themselves far more than others. So if it helps, I think you have successfully narrowed it down. But, like I said, what's the point? Use your versatility to your advantage. It makes for more balance and a healthier life. -- Anonymous |
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