ENFP (Reformer type)And I will explain human relationships.
ENFP and Relationships
The following is a quote (with some modifications) from "Let's Look at the World from the Perspective of MBTI Personality Type Theory" (website no longer exists).
They are very sociable and have keen insight into others.
I can imagine what would make the other person happy and what would open them up, and then actually try it out, which often helps even shy people.
I broadly accept and cherish the values of others, and I defend them.
They have a strong sense of morality, and while they may engage in discussions, they also express their opinions frankly.
With ENFPs, it's best to have a relaxed, open, and unbiased conversation about values. They don't like to be overly disciplined or create a stiff atmosphere.
I think it would be fun if we could share values and work together to reach out to everyone.
End of quote from "Let's Look at the World from the Perspective of MBTI Personality Type Theory" (website no longer exists) (partially modified)
reference ENFP and romance
Roadmap – ENFP (Reformer Type) – Click to open
- Roadmap – ENFP (Reformer type) –
- Introduction – What is MBTI?
- Summary of my personality
- Cognition is
- Type-specific cognitive characteristics
- Four personality indicators (psychological tendency axes)
- Conflicts over personality indicators
- “The meaning of the four letters "ENFP"
- First character:Introvert (type I) or extrovert (type E)
- Second character:Intuitive type (N type) or Sensing type (S type)
- Third character:Feeling type (F type) or thinking type (T type)
- 4th character:Perceiving type (P type) or Judging type (J type)
- About psychological functions (cognitive functions)
- What are psychological functions (cognitive functions)?
- The eight psychological functions (cognitive functions)
- Decision-making (judgment) function
- Information gathering (perceptual) function
- Understanding your own psychological functions (cognitive functions)
- The developmental process of psychological functions (cognitive functions)
- ENFP's psychological functions (cognitive functions)
- First function:Extroverted Intuition (Ne)
- Second function:Introverted Feeling (Fi)
- Third function:Extraverted Thinking (Te)
- Fourth function:Introverted Sensing (Si)
- Making good use of psychological functions (cognitive functions)
- Strengths and weaknesses of ENFPs
- Make the most of your strengths
- Reasons for focusing too much on the advantages
- How to improve your weaknesses
- If you are alone
- In a team setting: Have others compensate for your weaknesses (fourth function).
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