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16 Personality Types

Suitable occupations, careers, jobs, and roles for ESFP (Entertainer/Optimist type)

There's a personality test called MBTI that classifies people into 16 personality types, and it's known for being quite accurate. This article will explain the occupations that are suitable for the ESFP (Optimist) type. Suitable occupations for ESFP (Optimist) /...
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A collection of famous quotes from Alain, one of the world's three greatest proponents of happiness.

Are you familiar with the French philosopher Alain? Alain worked as a high school teacher until his retirement, and then, until his death at the age of 83, he wrote many books and essays. Among them, his *On Happiness* (Propos sur le bonheur) is particularly noteworthy...
16 Personality Types

Suitable occupations, careers, jobs, and roles for ESTPs (Entrepreneurs/Adventurers)

For ESTPs (Adventurers), suitable occupations are likely to be those that utilize their well-developed cognitive functions, specifically Se (Extroverted Sensing) and Ti (Introverted Orientation). Below, we will introduce some specific suitable occupations. Suitable occupations for ESTPs (Adventurers)...
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Suitable occupations, careers, jobs, and roles for ISFJ (Advocate/Guardian type)

For ISFJs (Nurturing types), suitable occupations are likely to be those that utilize their well-developed cognitive functions, such as Si (Introverted Sensing) and Fe (Extroverted Feeling). Below, we will introduce some specific suitable occupations. Suitable occupations for ISFJs (Nurturing types)...
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Column – A Conversation Between an "Extrovert" and an "Introvert"

Now, I, Narukin, the author of this website, will ask a question that readers may not have given much thought to before. Q: Which of the following two statements do you think more accurately describes the world? A: The world exists, and then I exist. B: I exist, and then...
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Specific examples of the integration (synthesis) of psychological functions (in the case of Te and Fi)

Relying on only one psychological function will lead to a dead end. Let's say you're a business owner. To improve company performance (Te), you need to: ↓ You ✖️ Te (Extroverted Thinking) → Assign tasks (to employees) to complete the overall project and ensure they work efficiently. This is true, but...
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A mental coordinate system using 16 personality types

The 16-type personality test, which diagnoses individuals into 16 personality types, is widely known (as far as the author Naruin (@narukinhonda: Twitter, Facebook) is aware, even in the United States) as a personality test. However, it's not about each individual understanding their own mind and self...
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The Reason for the Existence of Psychological Functions (Cognitive Functions) – Narukin Psychology

MBTI explains that while everyone has different strengths and weaknesses, they are all equipped with psychological functions (cognitive functions).<strong>What are psychological functions (cognitive functions)?</strong>? (Click to display) Why do humans have psychological functions (cognitive functions)?...
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How to Deal with Psychology Effectively – Narukin Psychology –

Personality typologies such as MBTI, Socionics, Enneagram, and StrengthsFinder; psychologists such as Jung, Freud, and Adler; the three major theories of happiness (Hilty's *On Happiness* (1891), Alain's *On Happiness* (1925), and Russell's *On Happiness*); and other psychological approaches...
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The tug-of-war between dominant and inferior psychological functions – the dominant-inferior loop (first and fourth loops) –

Quoted from "Let's Look at the World from the Perspective of MBTI Personality Type Theory" (website now defunct) (partially modified): The Tug-of-War Between Dominant and Inferior Psychological Functions Dominant-Inferior Loop The first psychological function (dominant function) and the fourth psychological function (inferior function) work together as a pair. The inferior psychological function is...
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