Video link: http://youtu.be/NfSrtIzfQ9I
So, what type do you think she is? Giving specific reasons is also appreciated.
Here is a list of aspects that I thought correlate with each letter (there may be others) - easier for me to do than attempt to infer function theory:
EXTROVERSION ASPECTS:
- very broad range of interests (variety of life: philosophy, basketball, sitting outside in the grass, etc.)
- talks at length
- eye contact with camera more often than not
- solid voice volume (not afraid to speak in front of camera)
INTROVERSION ASPECTS:
- slower speaking style (takes a lot of time to choose words)
- not very animated at all
- loves reflecting as opposed to doing (needs help with doing)
- doesn't give off great energy level
INTUITION ASPECTS:
- big interest in global issues (spacy/abstract look and outlook)
- dreams a lot, and vividly
- even concrete things feel ethereal to her (says experiences can't always be described)
SENSING ASPECTS:
- does show interest in some very concrete things (font types, motion in sports, aromas, etc.)
- interested in small things about as well as big things
- wants to make mind useful, not just ponder constantly (strives for practicality)
FEELER ASPECTS:
- gentle, fond recollections of youth
- talks about being moody and depressed
- softer mannerisms
- doesn't give off confrontational vibe
THINKER ASPECTS:
- very impersonal demeanor and expressions (does not smile much at all, for instance)
- talks about things, ideas, and processes (not much about people)
- more interested in learning and understanding than relationships
- shows very little obvious emotion throughout the video
JUDGING ASPECTS:
- has something of a deliberate speaking style
- easily gets monotonous more than obviously exciting and spontaneous
- curious, but still wants to get answers and conclusions nonetheless
- seems to want to categorize when possible
PERCEIVING ASPECTS:
- very process-oriented
- predominantly open-ended view of life (fascinated by nearly everything - doesn't talk much about control or decisions)
- haphazard presentation; did not mind giving this entire interview off-the-cuff (no rehearsal)
- not a very tidy, organized appearance (frizzy hair, crooked glasses, etc.)
So, what type do you think she is? Giving specific reasons is also appreciated.
Here is a list of aspects that I thought correlate with each letter (there may be others) - easier for me to do than attempt to infer function theory:
EXTROVERSION ASPECTS:
- very broad range of interests (variety of life: philosophy, basketball, sitting outside in the grass, etc.)
- talks at length
- eye contact with camera more often than not
- solid voice volume (not afraid to speak in front of camera)
INTROVERSION ASPECTS:
- slower speaking style (takes a lot of time to choose words)
- not very animated at all
- loves reflecting as opposed to doing (needs help with doing)
- doesn't give off great energy level
INTUITION ASPECTS:
- big interest in global issues (spacy/abstract look and outlook)
- dreams a lot, and vividly
- even concrete things feel ethereal to her (says experiences can't always be described)
SENSING ASPECTS:
- does show interest in some very concrete things (font types, motion in sports, aromas, etc.)
- interested in small things about as well as big things
- wants to make mind useful, not just ponder constantly (strives for practicality)
FEELER ASPECTS:
- gentle, fond recollections of youth
- talks about being moody and depressed
- softer mannerisms
- doesn't give off confrontational vibe
THINKER ASPECTS:
- very impersonal demeanor and expressions (does not smile much at all, for instance)
- talks about things, ideas, and processes (not much about people)
- more interested in learning and understanding than relationships
- shows very little obvious emotion throughout the video
JUDGING ASPECTS:
- has something of a deliberate speaking style
- easily gets monotonous more than obviously exciting and spontaneous
- curious, but still wants to get answers and conclusions nonetheless
- seems to want to categorize when possible
PERCEIVING ASPECTS:
- very process-oriented
- predominantly open-ended view of life (fascinated by nearly everything - doesn't talk much about control or decisions)
- haphazard presentation; did not mind giving this entire interview off-the-cuff (no rehearsal)
- not a very tidy, organized appearance (frizzy hair, crooked glasses, etc.)