Uploaded June 2016 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
This three-part video series is for those who have mostly or entirely been going it alone in their attempts to self-type within the Myers-Briggs Temperament Indicator system; who think they might be INTP but, after an already long investigative process, are still struggling with their doubts about that.
In **Part 1 into 2** of this series I describe some predictable stumbling blocks and blind spots many INTPs would be likely to encounter in self-typing without training or outside assistance. (And, understandably, maybe even with them!) In **Part 2** I explain how those special difficulties could be related to the dominant and inferior cognitive functions in this type. In **Part 3** I suggest some differentiating questions that might help eliminate other types as possibilities (INFP, INTJ, INFJ, and ENTP).
This three-part video series is for those who have mostly or entirely been going it alone in their attempts to self-type within the Myers-Briggs Temperament Indicator system; who think they might be INTP but, after an already long investigative process, are still struggling with their doubts about that.
In **Part 1 into 2** of this series I describe some predictable stumbling blocks and blind spots many INTPs would be likely to encounter in self-typing without training or outside assistance. (And, understandably, maybe even with them!) In **Part 2** I explain how those special difficulties could be related to the dominant and inferior cognitive functions in this type. In **Part 3** I suggest some differentiating questions that might help eliminate other types as possibilities (INFP, INTJ, INFJ, and ENTP).
