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16 Personality Types

Perceptual functions: Sensing type (S-type) and Intuitive type (N-type)

The MBTI (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator) is known as a highly accurate personality test, and its diagnostic criteria include two types: Sensing (S type) and Intuitive (N type). If you're still unfamiliar with the MBTI...
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What is the 16-type personality test? – A framework for understanding people's thinking and behavioral tendencies –

What is the 16-type classification (16-type personality classification)?
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Extroverted (Type E) and introverted (Type I)

The MBTI (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator) is known as a highly accurate personality test, and its diagnostic items include extroversion and introversion. This test helps you determine whether you are an extrovert (Type E) or an introvert (Type I)...
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The personality traits of the four pairs (16 personality types)

The 16-type personality test is known for its accuracy, but the results often include mysterious four-letter abbreviations like "INFP" and "ESTJ." These letters actually all have meaning. If you're unfamiliar with the 16 personality types, please read on...
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The true nature of emotions (feelings)

Last time we discussed thoughts and emotions, but what exactly are emotions, the ultimate basis for judgment? For example, if you like oranges and apples, what happens in your brain when you see or eat them? In fact, emotions are perceived in the mind through the following process...
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The real difference between feeling types (F) and thinking types (T)

What is the difference between thinking types (T-type) and feeling types (F-type)? A quick search reveals that feeling types (F) make decisions based on likes and dislikes, emotions, and personal values. They often prioritize interpersonal relationships and are therefore not always rational. Thinking types (T) base their decisions on logic, objective facts, and considerations of gain and loss...
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Attention INFPs (Mediators = Psychologist types)!! How idealistic INFPs can grow and achieve their ideals (also recommended for HSPs) [Explained by an INFP and HSP author]

INFP is one of the 16 personality types in the MBTI personality test. INFPs are true idealists. They always harbor high ideals and strive to find hope even in the most difficult situations. This is a truly remarkable strength. They are also highly sensitive people (HSP)...
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Balancing self-care (Fi) and caring for others (Fe) [A solution using Hegel's dialectic]

On the internet, people interested in psychology tend to agree with the assertion (=Fi) that one should "protect their own limited, one-time life." For example, on Twitter, such assertions receive a large number of "likes," but let's delve a little deeper into this. ...
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Psychological functions (cognitive functions) when searching for information

Human cognitive functions when searching for information can be broadly divided into two categories: when there is a purpose (practical) and when there is no specific purpose, but one wants to find a purpose or (just) a way to improve something. When there is a purpose (practical), the main psychological functions are → Ni (the purpose is decided) Te (the world...
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The pros and cons of wearing masks in customer service jobs: [Ti (=introverted thinking = one's own thoughts) influences Te (=everyone's thoughts = societal rules)]

I was watching the news earlier and it seems that due to the coronavirus outbreak in China, mask-wearing has begun in service industries such as supermarkets, department stores, hotels, and amusement parks. (2020/01) Mask-wearing (Google search results) Traditionally, service industries have required staff to ensure their faces are visible to customers (→ for safety reasons...
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