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P E R S O N A L I T Y   V I

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VI. MYERS-BRIGGS TYPE PORTRAITS


One of the favorite pastimes in the many books written about the MBTI has been to offer descriptions of the sixteen types. These are often called "portraits," as they paint a picture in words of distinct individuals.

Here are mine.

Note: PUM and PUM 2 refer to Please Understand Me and Please Understand Me II, the original and second edition of David Keirsey's books on temperament, respectively.


Temperament

NF
Idealist

SP
Artisan

SJ
Guardian

NT
Rational

Type

INFJ

ISFP

ISFJ

INTJ

PUM name Author Artist Conservator Scientist
PUM 2 name Counselor Composer Protector Mastermind
Type

ENFJ

ESFP

ESFJ

ENTJ

PUM name Pedagogue Entertainer Giver Field-marshal
PUM 2 name Teacher Performer Provider Mobilizer
Type

INFP

ISTP

ISTJ

INTP

PUM name Questor/Monastic Artisan Trustee Architect
PUM 2 name Healer Instrumentor Inspector Designer
Type

ENFP

ESTP

ESTJ

ENTP

PUM name Journalist Promoter Administrator Inventor
PUM 2 name Champion Promoter Supervisor Inventor

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I. Introduction

II. Background

III. Myers-Briggs Type Theory

IV. Keirsey Temperament Theory

V. Keirsey Temperament Portraits

VI. Myers-Briggs Type Portraits

VII. The "Opposites" Model


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