Uploaded November 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
** a.k.a. the 'on the ground,' nitty-gritty section of "Single-most effective INFJ differentiator" series. ;-)
LIST OF TOPICS WITH TIME-CODES BELOW.
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(TITLE CAVEAT!) . . . that is, if you already know very well you must be one of the four introverted, creative-thinking Myers-Briggs Temperament Indicator types (INFP, INFJ, INTP, INTJ) but are having a hell of a time sorting out which one.
*********** SERIES Table of Contents BELOW. ***********
As usual, this proposition is just my lay opinion -- informed by extensive and varied social experience with all kinds of iNtuition-leaning people and 20 years of insalubrious obsession with the Myers-Briggs Temperament Indicator.
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** Part 1 **
Some interactions leading to exposition on this
** Part 2 **
Overview of correlations between the MBTI's I vs. E and J vs. P preference scales and cognitive function stacks (Jungian typology)
** Part 3 **
What can most easily confirm or rule out INFJ for self-typing INxxs
** Part 4 **
Real-life illustration of how this 'acid test' for INFJ among INxxs should be effective, with respect to each of those four types
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TIME-CODED BREAKDOWN OF PART 4:
All about Fe in INFJ and how crucial a differentiating factor it is --- 00:00 to 14:04
::::: Digression: ::::: Calling b.s. on presumed superiority of typing exclusively with regard to cognitive functional analysis in each and every case --- 07:35 to 11:18
How INTP's inf Fe distinctly differs from INFJ's aux Fe --- 14:05 to 21:37
More on what heavy Fe-use is about --- 20:25 to 21:37
Some F-related things INFPs vaguely do, and specifically and distinctly do not, have in common with INFJs --- 21:38 to 27:38
A couple of obvious things INTJs have/do that INFJs do not, and vice versa --- 27:39 to 30:16 // 32:42 to 35:56
When INFJs are blunt --- 30:17 to 32:41
Inviting feedback -- 35:57 to 36:22
** a.k.a. the 'on the ground,' nitty-gritty section of "Single-most effective INFJ differentiator" series. ;-)
LIST OF TOPICS WITH TIME-CODES BELOW.
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
(TITLE CAVEAT!) . . . that is, if you already know very well you must be one of the four introverted, creative-thinking Myers-Briggs Temperament Indicator types (INFP, INFJ, INTP, INTJ) but are having a hell of a time sorting out which one.
*********** SERIES Table of Contents BELOW. ***********
As usual, this proposition is just my lay opinion -- informed by extensive and varied social experience with all kinds of iNtuition-leaning people and 20 years of insalubrious obsession with the Myers-Briggs Temperament Indicator.
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
** Part 1 **
Some interactions leading to exposition on this
** Part 2 **
Overview of correlations between the MBTI's I vs. E and J vs. P preference scales and cognitive function stacks (Jungian typology)
** Part 3 **
What can most easily confirm or rule out INFJ for self-typing INxxs
** Part 4 **
Real-life illustration of how this 'acid test' for INFJ among INxxs should be effective, with respect to each of those four types
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TIME-CODED BREAKDOWN OF PART 4:
All about Fe in INFJ and how crucial a differentiating factor it is --- 00:00 to 14:04
::::: Digression: ::::: Calling b.s. on presumed superiority of typing exclusively with regard to cognitive functional analysis in each and every case --- 07:35 to 11:18
How INTP's inf Fe distinctly differs from INFJ's aux Fe --- 14:05 to 21:37
More on what heavy Fe-use is about --- 20:25 to 21:37
Some F-related things INFPs vaguely do, and specifically and distinctly do not, have in common with INFJs --- 21:38 to 27:38
A couple of obvious things INTJs have/do that INFJs do not, and vice versa --- 27:39 to 30:16 // 32:42 to 35:56
When INFJs are blunt --- 30:17 to 32:41
Inviting feedback -- 35:57 to 36:22
