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What really ticks me off about Mel Gibson is that I acquired his autograph years ago and the more he talks the more the value of his signature reduces..haha |
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I am INFJ. And yes I did the Meyers Briggs before and I was an INTJ, and this pictorial representation irritated me! LoL. Some questions I actually wanted to select a neutral option, ie sometimes I re-act one way, sometimes another.... The thumbs up and thumbs down and the color coding annoyed me. The expanded descriptive of *me* was sometimes accurate sometimes not... |
It says I'm INTJ Assertive Analyst. Hmmm. I'm definitely very analytical, not so sure about the assertive part, but the written description seems fitting for the most part. |
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I always think you have a very analytical mind but sometimes you come across as very feeling so that is interesting!!!! INTJ is extremely rare for women, even moreso than INTP, and I think Spock from StarTrek represents INTJ so probably a good thing its rare...ha |
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extremely rare!!!! I know who to come to for any math questions! |
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hahaha I've had years of training in psychology so I'm either really sad or pathetic depending on your point of view |
Over time, you grow and you change, if you allow yourself to; you expose yourself to learning situations, which quite frankly abound every day. Thinking a lot and feeling a lot are not mutually exclusive. Albeit at times it is a rough road to balance the two. And I also think that folks apply different aspects of their strengths to solve different problems. If you are going to solve a mathematical problem you use one set of skills, an emotional issue another set of skills. The challenge is of course when the problem is multi-factoral, which lets face it, for most of us is a common problem we face every day in life. |
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Couldn't agree with everything above more! |
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I'm great and rarely stressed by even the most difficult situations requiring analytical reasoning. But present me with a situation where someone is highly emotional, for whatever reason, and I'm completely at a loss as to what to say or what's the best way to deal with them, and my stress/anxiety level skyrockets. I think our weaknesses strengthen a bit over time. But for myself, I don't think it's because I've actually become better at emotional situations, experience has just exposed me to more situations over time, and I parrot what appears to be the best response I've come across a.k.a. I fake it :/ I wonder if the people in the middle of the road area between analytic and emotional are the most happy/comfortable/less anxious, than those at either end of the spectrum. Thoughts? |
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