Esfp Characteristics

My results for the Type Focus test were ENFP. The E stand for extravert, the N stands for intuition, the F stand for feeling, and the P stands for perceiving. ENFP’s are outgoing, friendly, and creative. They are curios, and have a desire to find new ways of approaching situations and solving problems. They are flexible, always willing to try something new, they find themselves always pulled toward new adventures, sometimes before they have finished their last endeavor. ENFP’s have the ability to connect and read people and events, they can be persuasive speakers, able to communicate a vision more clearly than others. The qualities that the ENFP personality type possesses often makes them dynamic leaders.
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ENFJ personality types show a slight preference toward extraversion over introversion, as well as a moderate preference of intuition over sensing, feeling over thinking, and judging over perceiving. ENFJ’s are tolerant and work well with others as a team, allowing others to voice their opinions, even if they don’t agree with them. They are reliable and can be counted on to get a job done. They are charismatic and instinctively know how to communicate to a particular audience, they are able to pick up on moods and motivations and change their tone and mannerism to suit the needs of their audience, while maintaining their own voice. ENFJ’s are altruistic and have a strong desire to make a positive difference in the world, whether it be in their communities or abroad, they also desire to help people reach their personal goals. Sometimes ENFJ’s are selfless to their own detriment, they become too involved with others goals that they lose sight of their own. ENFJ’s are natural leaders and are often placed in authority at the request of others. Although, they are natural leaders it is difficult for them to make tough decisions, because they look carefully at every …show more content…
Active learners retain information by doing hands on activities and reflective learners retain information by thinking about the subject first. Sensory learners like learning facts and intuitive learners prefer discovering possibilities and relationships. Visual learners retain information best from visual aids and verbal learners retain information by hearing it. Sequential learners understand information best when it is given in steps linear steps, whereas, global learners learn information as a whole and then fill in the details. Even though I show a slight preference for one learning style over another, I find that I utilize all of the learning styles for different