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The two most common types Enneagram for INTP seem to be 5 and 6. How do you see them as being different?
IMO it's more 5 and 9 than 5 and 6. I don't even know of an INTP 6 on this board. 6 just seems too reactive and socially oriented either phobic or counterphobic.
There aren't as many, apparently (Though, again; I'm one); hence, the type usually being more typically Phlegmatic than Supine. I think in the Enneagram-by-MBTI type table I used to see (the one where blue filled cells represented high correlation), 6 was fairly represented by INTP.IMO it's more 5 and 9 than 5 and 6. I don't even know of an INTP 6 on this board. 6 just seems too reactive and socially oriented either phobic or counterphobic.
The two most common types Enneagram for INTP seem to be 5 and 6. How do you see them as being different?
In the correlation to the temperaments, 6 is very Supine, while 5 is Melancholy. The INP portion of the type can be Supine or Phlegmatic. I'm on the Supine side, so I identify well with 6. Phlegmatic INTP's, who are probably the most typcal of the type, will likely be less 6-ish and more 5-ish.
So INTP's technically aren't Melancholy, though the blend of INP with the critical, Choleric NT might "average out" to a kind of melancholic profile.
4 on the other hand, is sort of between Supine and Melancholy. And 9 is the most Phlegmatic.
Hence, INTP's being generally somewhere amongst 4, 5, 6, or 9; usually 5 with one or the other wing, or the adjacent type with the 5 wing.
It wasn't really "prediction"; The evidence was which E type INTP's generally come out as, which fairly matched a correlation of the E types to temperament through the Interaction Styles and Keirsey groups.You've just made a prediction of reality based on zero evidence and few facts. However, based on the evidence I have, it looks pretty good.
It wasn't really "prediction"; The evidence was which E type INTP's generally come out as, which fairly matched a correlation of the E types to temperament through the Interaction Styles and Keirsey groups.
Where are you getting this data from?
Not enough people of any MBTI type will admit to being 6, though it is probably the most common enneagram type.
But 6 is the only column completely filled in with confusing colors.
But 6 is the only column completely filled in with confusing colors.
I'll be damned. Look at that. Didn't notice it.