Sry, I wanted to post my arguments here, but I forgot about it.
This is the thing that made me think you're a Feeler. I mean, the question wasn't exactly about the consideration of people in your decisions. It seemed as if you were highlighting it.
I think it all comes down to ENTP vs. ENFP now. (Fi vs. Fe, Ti vs- Te)
What seems more like you?:
When I'm sad I usually show it. I'm not good at hiding my emotions. (Fe)
I don't always show my emotions. I'm easily hurt by insults and personal criticism. (Fi)
I really like to make lists or rankings. I tend to value respected people's (e.g.: scientists, etc.) theories and views on things higher than my own. (Te)
I tend to value my own thoughts and views higher than those of respected people.
I have no problem with throwing over established facts or theories. (Ti)
(Btw, I think Socionics is made-up Soviet bull*hit.)
There have been times when I would be incapable of controlling my emotions, like failing to stifle a chuckle or a laugh or shedding tears, but for the most part I keep my emotions hidden. As a matter of fact, people have often described me as being impassive and monotonous (in voice), even reproaching me for it. I'm not hurt by insults or criticism, I'm curious to know the reasons behind them.
I love making lists, rankings and categories. I love organizing information. Carrying out polls and surveys is one of my ways of having fun, lol. I'm not sure whether about the rest, to be honest. I think I value both of them almost equally, but I'm not sure.
Just the stereotypical function descriptions and abysmal type descriptions (ILE is God incarnate, SLI is a lazy slouch, etc.). Thank the CCCP for the lazy Pi definitions especially. The model itself provides a rather beautifully mechanical perspective to Jungian theory.
Also, to aid in the ENTP vs ENFP dilemma, [MENTION=21404]Emperor Enigma[/MENTION],
Do you unconsciously seem to notice people's emotional attachments/reactions to certain stimuli in the environment, i.e. what things mean to people emotionally?
Perhaps, but not quite. On second thought, I think that's true. I have a knack for observing subtleties in facial expressions. I actually love discerning such subtleties. For example, take this video.
http://youtu.be/4LThIRkpYtI
1:53
One of the reasons why I relished that scene was the facial performance. The ephemeral smirk, the change in inflection, the inconspicuous condescension, the arrogant scrutinizing with the eye that says, "You are inferior". So yes, I do enjoy observing people's emotional reactions in such cases. Although, I don't think I'm adept at this. In a broader context, I suck at fully understanding emotional displays from other people. Especially social etiquette. That's one reason why I'm so socially awkward.
Do you ever feel like you are confident (most likely overconfident) in how people view you, to the point where you assure yourself that people hold a specific opinion of you, but then find out that their opinion of you is somewhat different, to your surprise?
I can be curious about what people think of me in the sense that I'm interested in understanding how I am perceived externally but for the most part, I'm rather indifferent about it. I'm definitely not even remotely confident in how people view me.
Do you consciously impose an ethical framework on the environment, trying to make sure that things are handled fairly, justly, and politely according to your own moral compass?
Not at all. Like I said before, my judgment in such matters is strictly internal. Occasionally, I might offer my criticism on someone's personality or character or vehemently question the ethics of something but I mainly remain taciturn about my ethical framework.
Do you attempt to 'fix' people who are deemed amoral or who violate your ethical creed and set them right? Do you generally keep your emotional tidings concealed and to yourself?
I only criticize them. I essentially condemn them in silence, perhaps
imagining scenarios in which I might 'fix' them but yeah, I don't think I'll directly confront them about it. At most, I'll share my criticism of them with my friends. I take a rather passive approach. Yes, I generally keep my emotional tidings to myself but I'll gladly share them with the right people.
