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16 Personality Types

The difference between introverted sensing (Si) and introverted intuition (Ni) [Comparison of psychological functions]

Introverted Sensing (Si) and Introverted Intuition (Ni) are both psychological functions that receive information from within. While inwardly receptive and relaxed, they will not struggle to determine their course of action. Images naturally rise to consciousness. Convergent views in possibilities...
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The difference between extroverted sensing (Se) and extroverted intuition (Ne) [Comparison of psychological functions]

Extroverted Sensing (Se) and Extroverted Intuition (Ne) share a common trait: a desire to gather information with curiosity. Extroverted Sensing is inquisitive to the real world and wants to fully experience it with all five senses. This includes things like creating things with their hands or engaging in physical activity...
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The difference between extroverted sensing (Se) and introverted sensing (Si) [Comparison of psychological functions]

Both extroverted sensing (Se) and introverted sensing (Si) process reality concretely and in detail through the five senses. However, because they direct their attention in different directions, they have opposing properties. Those who use extroverted sensing tend to suppress or repel the functions of introverted sensing...
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IP Type: Proceed at your own rules and pace.

They dedicate all their energy to building their internal criteria for value judgments. However, this is difficult for others to perceive. Their second and third cognitive functions support the first cognitive function by receiving information. Being introverted, they value time spent alone.
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IJ type: Acts only after the image is fully formed in their mind.

They follow the images that arise in their minds, achieving a unified and orderly understanding. They focus on one thing at a time and accomplish tasks. Their results are consistent, extremely meticulous, and sophisticated. They value time for solitary reflection and tend to reach conclusions independently...
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EP Type: A curious challenger

They are extremely curious, constantly looking around and moving about restlessly. They tend to gather information endlessly and often suspend judgment. They also believe that decisions, once made, can be changed depending on the situation. Their third psychological function is the judging function (thinking/T or feeling/F)...
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SJ type: Parental temperament

A strong introverted sensing (Si) is a major contributor to the development of this personality type. They can maintain normalcy in their daily lives by repeatedly performing numerous small tasks. Furthermore, they can prevent major problems by quickly noticing and addressing minor anomalies. To achieve this, ...
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The 8 psychological functions of the 16 personality types: responses to success and failure in developmental tasks

From birth to death, we experience continuous physical growth and change, as well as mental development. It's natural to consider development when we think about the mind. However, the scope of "development" seems incredibly diverse and difficult to grasp...
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To train your extroverted thinking (Te)

This article explains how to cultivate extroverted thinking (Te). If you want to know the methods immediately, please tap below to see the table of contents. First of all, what is extroverted thinking (Te)? It is a psychological function of judgment that seeks order according to the principles and objective standards of the external world...
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Nicknames (names, pet names) for each of the 16 personality types

In the 16 Personality Types system, names and nicknames (or compatibility terms) that express the characteristics of each of the 16 types are often used. Here, we've compiled some commonly seen nicknames. (NaruPlus, a sister site of Narumeka...).
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