Thanks be to the universe that there are all types in the world. If you can't do it, somebody else can add up those numbers, develop that policy, calm that screaming brat, or tend to those grossly injured. Take the test:
- value personal integrity and "being true to yourself"
- are on a lifelong search for a unique identity and meaning
- may find it easier to express their deepest feelings in writing
- abhor evil or injustice, especially that directed towards the innocent or helpless
- are sometimes looked upon by others as naive, mostly due to our idealism
- enjoy thoughtful discussion but dislike arguing for argument's sake, as this often degenerates into ugly conflict
- are bookworms, love bookstores and libraries
- get stressed and cannot survive for extended periods without company
- rarely get into conflict, but when it erupts, can be very bitter
- aren't terribly career-minded
- love personality tests and other self-improvement tools
- love quotes and theories and are often philosophers
- need to confide in others and express opinions and feelings about others.
- are "Directors" who give advice, though usually more subtly than most other Directors.
- Mute withdrawal is a major INFJ defense.
- sensitive
- great depth of personality - intricately and deeply woven, mysterious, and highly complex, sometimes puzzling even themselves
- introverted
- abstract in communicating
- live in a world of hidden meanings and possibilities - part of an unusually rich inner life
- artistic (and natural affinity for art), creative, and easily inspired
- very independent
- gentle
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