That sounds plausable.
Okay, even though I still think I'm eSFp I'm going back to iSFj because I miss those letters by my name.
That sounds plausable.
He cognitive function results are a bit perplexing. Almost as much Se as Si, and almost as much Fi as Fe. And it seems odd that an ISFJ would have more Te than Ti.
Si!
I remember once posting the description of Si and you said you related to it, but I relate somewhat to Si, too.
But upon looking at Beebe's eight function order, Se types apparently can become stubborn about the way things used to be, and will consitently use the past experience as a reference to what is happening in the now, as well as considering themselves the authority on stored facts...even while chafing at the idea that they must follow some kind of linear, learned order.
That's an important distinction, I think. An Se or Ne type might experience Si with either a love for facts, referencing the past, or nostalgia...but would balk at a consistent linear perception and learned order, or other people not "moving forward" or "changing."
That sounds plausable.
He cognitive function results are a bit perplexing. Almost as much Se as Si, and almost as much Fi as Fe. And it seems odd that an ISFJ would have more Te than Ti.
Everyone uses every function at some point.. sometimes it's just hard to tell the difference between the extraversion/intraversion of a certain process (e.g., Fi vs Fe)
