Infj Personality Essay

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INFJ My personality type is INFJ. INFJ stands for Introvert, iNtuitive, Feeling, and Judging. With a Introvert percentage of 50%, an iNtuitive percentage of 9%, a Feeling percentage of 23% and a Judging percentage of 20%. The description of INFJ on humanatics.com states that INFJ’s are often mistaken for extroverts because of their immense interest in other people's behaviors and ways of life. While they are sometimes hidden behind a extroverted facade, too much socialization will eventually lead to them needing to isolate themselves from even the people they are most close to in order to regain their composure. On a website called “PersonalityJunkie”, it explains INFJ’s interest in human behavior by calling them “old souls”, this is because …show more content…

INFJ’s see two sides of people, the side of them inside themselves and the side that they show to the world. This is part of their intuitive nature. INFJ’s use their observantness to teach and enlighten the people around them. Teaching is a major part of what brings INFJ’s purpose to their life. INFJ’s see a lot of things differently than most people, this often makes them feel disconnected from the rest of the world. The disconnection they feel sometimes makes them question whether they are unusual or if they are going crazy. INFJ’s are also self perfectionists; they are always seeking self improvement and are very hard on themselves. The slightest mistake made on their own accord is a gargantuan disaster that will lead them to failure. While the outer appearance of an INFJ is usually more on the serious and tough side, they are some of the most creative and playful people on the inside. PersonalityJunkie.com also goes on to show how INFJ’s change as they grow older, starting with childhood and going all the way to old age. INFJ’s are a lot different from other personality types with them only making up 1% of the world they have one of the rarest personality …show more content…

It exceeded my expectations with accurate results.The test itself was fun to do, I enjoyed picking at my own brain to further understand myself. Though there were some questions I didn't quite understand the context of that could have been explained better. It felt like it was asking real questions and not questions that don't pertain to the subject. For example, a lot of tests that tell you something about yourself online will ask you questions such as “what is your favorite actor”, and these types of questions do not make it seem real and they do not provide any real data to provide for accurate results. However, the test on humanmetrics.com asks a lot of real and personal questions that make you think. The results were the best part, reading a great collection of articles about your personality type almost feels strange at first. You learn that behaviors you thought were solely related to you are in fact experienced by every other person with your personality

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