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personality type that needs people to be able to care for?
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- sp/so
This describes type 2 in enneagram very well. Twos neeeeeed to take care of others and create dependencies on themselves, otherwise they do not exist. Type 2 is quite frequent among dominant feeling types in MBTI (ESFJ, ENFJ, INFP, ISFP, etc.) and sometimes can be found among Fe/Fi auxiliary types like INFJ and ENFP.
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SFJs tend to take care of people by providing practical assistance; NFJs tend to take care of people by guiding them down the most beneficial paths. FPs tend to take care of people by providing emotional support.
I do think that most SFJs in particular derive some degree of joy from actively caring for others.
I do think that most SFJs in particular derive some degree of joy from actively caring for others.
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ISFJ type 2 sp/sx would be my best guess for a directly intervening type helper.
ENFJ type 4 sx/sp would be my best guess for a therapeutic type caregiver.
ENFJ type 4 sx/sp would be my best guess for a therapeutic type caregiver.
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