Kasper
Diabolical
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- May 30, 2008
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- MBTI Type
- ENTP
- Enneagram
- 9w8
- Instinctual Variant
- so/sx
Based off of this I'm an extrovert.
How so?
It was written based on INTJs so may not cover SPs at all I guess.
Based off of this I'm an extrovert.
How so?
It was written based on INTJs so may not cover SPs at all I guess.
[*]i can't handle tons of physical stimulation. intense light and sound and smell get to me after a while
I’d imagine that this is more of a Judger/Perciever difference. A Perceiver will have multiple projects going on at the same time and will typically gravitate to whatever they enjoy. A Judger will be more practical, and regardless of what other disciplines they would like to become involved in, will typically attempt to master one discipline in order to profit from it. Thus why Judgers have a large amount of finished projects that they’ve focused all of their energy upon while Percievers are Jacks of All Trades with several unfinished works.It's a generalisation but the idea is an introvert would delve deeper than your average extrovert into subjects of interest but the extrovert would have a wider range of subjects of interest.
The MBTI definition of an extrovert is different from both the colloquial and Big Five definition of an extrovert. It’s very doubtful that the scientists in that program were referring to MBTI.I saw this interesting science program in tv where one psychology said that one difference between the extroverted and the introverted people is that extoverted people can concentrate better in noisy and distracting environment.
People don't drain me. I don't really need to be on my own. I do need to do what I want to do, so that is why I need to get away from people sometimes. But that is not about people and interaction. Also, I'd say I tend towards having broad interests.
I don't get the whole people drain me thing.