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I think a Judger is more likely to want specifics. Because of their need for closure they want to make sure they understand everything correctly, regardless of their S or N preference.

Being specific about things is more about wanting to come to closure rather than being open-ended.

So I think your description about Sensors wanting everything to be specific is more specifically SJs.

The professors I liked tended to be NJs like myself. I typed my Humanities professor as an INFJ, because his lessons were structured and his class was a meaningful intellectual tea party for me. It was also probably the most I've ever learned in college or in regular high school.

He also shared my views of classes like Philosophy and Humanities ultimately being practical, because they taught people to think and be happy without having material wealth and such.