INFP

Although we are all created equally, we are not created to function equally. It is our strengths and weaknesses that differentiate us and ultimately makes us unique to the world we live in. Understanding our individual personality traits and that of others, can create a more cohesive environment especially in our different organizations hence the benefit of the self assessment test. Similar to the Myers-Briggs test, this self assessment has helped identified how I would react in specific…

INFP stands for Introversion (I), Intuition (N), Feeling (F), Perception (P). this type is commonly given the alias of "Mediator", "Dreamer", "Healer" and "Creative Seeker". She is very hesitant, and doesn't often try new things, but at the same time, is…

Personality Traits Even though the series falls under the genre of fantasy, its popularity may be due to J.K. Rowling’s ability to create such realistic and relatable characters in spite of their fantastical surroundings. The characters throughout the Harry Potter series are very engaging because they are able to remind us of ourselves or someone we know. We have all had a teacher or boss who reminds of Dolores Umbridge; or how about a friend who could be a bit of a know-it-all like Hermione…

Sometimes I feel like the world purposely lies to themselves so that they don’t have to accept what they truly are like and make up for all the bad things they have done. I know what I am like already even if there are some parts I want to change about myself. I feel like a lot of people don’t like to accept the fact that they can’t be perfect and that kind of annoys me sometimes when I try to explain to them that they can’t be great at everything. In our class we took a bunch of surveys…

As an INFP, I tend to avoid conflicts with other people. However, always avoiding conflicts is not a good thing. Being able to giving critical opinions is very important. I also should talk more in the class. Sometimes I don’t want to talk about my thoughts…

The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator is a career-center mainstay. It works by asking a series of questions to determine where you fall on the spectrums of four personality dimensions: introversion vs. extroversion, sensing vs. intuition, thinking vs. feeling, and perceiving vs. judging (Ciccarelli, 2015). Answers of the test will pigeon-hole test takers into one of 16 boxes, each one having career-based strengths, weaknesses and behaviors with which they are associated. These personality types…

According to MyPlan.com, my personality is introverted, intuitive, feeler, and perceiver (INFP). When I first started taking the assessment, I wondered if I should be dishonest to get the best possible answer or if I should be totally honest with everything. I decided to be completely honest and the results I received were mainly accurate. It shocked me that a theory from 1921 still applied to me today in 2016. Naturally, I possess some of the other qualities of the additional personality types,…

“bipolar dimensions”- extraversion and introversion, sensing and intuition, thinking and feeling, and judging and perceptive (Wood et al., 2014, p. 384-385). According to this exam, I would be considered introversive, intuitive, feeling, and perceptive (INFP), meaning that I would tend towards searching for unconventional ways of doing things, making decisions based on personal values, and preferring a flexible and spontaneous lifestyle (Gregory, 1996). This inventory is more commonly used as a…

own need. I value tradition and security and I am interested in serving others. I need positive reinforcement to feel good about myself and I have a well-developed sense of space and function. My personality type matches a composer(ISFP) and a healer(INFP). This shows that I am quite, serious, sensitive, kind, reflective and idealistic. I am extremely loyal and faithful and I am interested in serving humanity, understanding them and helping them. I am flexible minded and also of open nature. And…

In one of Jeniffer’s posts, she mentions that she’s an INFP. This means she tends to look for the good in people even when they are at their worst. However, according to Jung, the introverted intuiting types are “…poorly understood by others. Considered odd and eccentric, they have difficulty coping with everyday…