MBTI Memes

This board is dedicating to sharing MBTI Memes and other Myers Briggs pins on personality, relationships, charts, ship dynamics, and fanart for all 16 types: INFJ, ENFJ, INTP, ENTP, INFP, ENFP, INTJ, ENTJ, ISFP, ESFP, ISTP, ESTP, ISFJ, ESFJ, ISTJ, & ESTJ! 16 personalities might sometimes compare with enneagram, socionics, and other psychology concepts!
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INFJ (Ni + Fe): Natural Writers for Some Reason? (Blogging, Online Articles Publishing, Writing)
Is the INFJ personality type the most likely to enjoy writing? Let’s explore the MBTI INFJ type’s inclination to words along with a potential hidden talent for blogging in this article. Something I have noticed lately, as a more conscious consumer of content online was that many of the creators I followed tend to be Intuitives and many are other NF Idealist personality types or specifically -NFJ personality types (the INFJs + ENFJs). I’ll take you on a little personal reflection… A trend I notice amongst -NFJs is their discussion of sense of consciousness. They often use different words, but usually mean the same thing across culture and across age. (Words such as “God,” “Source,” or “the Universe.”) They are attracted the wisdom of what is timeless and echoed amongst their lifespan.
INFP Compatibility INFP Relationships with Other Types MBTI Myers Briggs 16 Personalities
Are you looking for an INFP compatibility chart and a quick summary of INFP compatibility in romantic relationships for this personality type? Are you thinking of dating an INFP and want to learn what INFPs tend to like? Or are you an INFP personality type and want an overview comparison with the 16 different personality types? Well, look no further. Please enjoy this article to learn about the 16 INFP relationships! I have based this chart on Socionic intertype + INFJ compatibility chart.
What’s My Type? (Ideal Type Quiz) - Smart Yard Guide
What’s My Type? (Ideal Type Quiz) - Smart Yard Guide
MBTI Personality Types Quiz Characters Test | The Quest In Podcast
Identify Your MBTI Type in 4 Questions! This quiz is a quick way to help figure out what MBTI personality type you are. Psychological types has over 100 years of development, first theorized by Carl Jung in 1921. This personality framework was further developed by Katharine Myers and Isabel Briggs in the following decades. It is now more popularly known as the Myers Briggs Type Indicator or the "16 Personalities".
Why this Popular Personality Test is Inaccurate
16Personalities is NOT Based on Carl Jung’s Psychological Types... When I first started learning about personality type, 16Personalities was my go-to for any friend I spoke to when asked for recommendations for personality tests. However, after spending years learning the theories and reading many MBTI books, I now understand it deviates a little too far from the foundational theories of Jungian cognitive functions and the Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI). It is actually based on an entirely different framework!
The Perceiving Cognitive Functions (Ni, Ne, Si, Se)
The four perceiving functions are Introverted Intuition (Ni), Extraverted Intuition (Ne), Introverted Sensing (Si), and Extraverted Sensing (Se). Both a sensing or intuition preference determine a person’s MBTI personality type, along with their preference for thinking or feeling. Alright, let’s quest into the Neuroscience of the Perceiving Cognitive Functions. This information is my summary from reading Dr. Dario Nardi’s Neuroscience of Personality (2011). I felt that it would be easiest to build a holistic understanding of the functions through comparisons of the perceiving functions.
The Neuroscience of Introverted Intuition (INTJ + INFJ Intuition) - Quest In
Introverted intuition (Ni) is one of the 8 cognitive functions used to classify the 16 psychological types of MBTI. Ni is the dominant function of both the INFJ and the INTJ personality types. It is the rarest cognitive function, as the four types that use it primarily or secondarily are 4 of the rarest personality types.
4 INFJ Subtypes: Socionics DCNH + Dario Nardi Neuroscience Brain Research
The psychological subtypes were originally introduced by Viktor Gulenko, but Dr. Dario Nardi expanded upon the framework in his latest released book Decode Your Personality (2024). The four subtypes are INFJ-D (dominant), INFJ-C (creative), INFJ-N (normalizing), and INFJ-H (harmonizing) Viktor Gulenko’s subtype theory explains why “you will see that, despite the shared type, some will be more active, others more passive, some more resourceful, and others more reserved, etc.” In this article, you’ll find a quick summary of the distinctions between the 4 INFJ subtypes according to Dr. Dario Nardi’s brain research.
9 Easy yet Effective Tips for INFP Self Care
Discover 9 easy yet effective self-care tips specifically curated for INFPs. Nurture your unique needs with these practical strategies to recharge, protect your energy, and foster personal well-being. From prioritizing alone time to embracing creativity, these tips will help you cultivate self-care habits that honor your INFP nature. Explore now for a happier, healthier, and more balanced life.
INTP Subtypes (Socionics DCNH + Neuroscience of Personality)
What are INTP subtypes? The psychological subtypes were originally introduced by Viktor Gulenko, but Dr. Dario Nardi expanded upon the framework in his latest released book Decode Your Personality (2024). The four subtypes are INTP-D (dominant), INTP-C (creative), INTP-N (normalizing), and INTP-H (harmonizing) Viktor Gulenko’s subtype theory explains why “you will see that, despite the shared type, some will be more active, others more passive, some more resourceful, and others more reserved, etc.”
Dr. Dario Nardi INTJ Subtypes (Socionics DCNH)
What are INTJ subtypes? The psychological subtypes were originally introduced by Viktor Gulenko, but Dr. Dario Nardi expanded upon the framework in his latest released book Decode Your Personality (2024). The four subtypes are INTJ-D (dominant), INTJ-C (creative), INTJ-N (normalizing), and INTJ-H (harmonizing) Viktor Gulenko’s subtype theory explains why “you will see that, despite the shared type, some will be more active, others more passive, some more resourceful, and others more reserved, etc.”