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EXTRAVERTING (E) VS INTROVERTING (I)

EXTRAVERTING (E) VS INTROVERTING (I). INTROVERTS: Like to be Alone Enjoy One-On-One Think First, Then Speak or Act Conserve Energy Focus Inwardly Quiet One Thing at a Time Reserved Think to Oneself Enjoy Reflecting.

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EXTRAVERTING (E) VS INTROVERTING (I)

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  1. EXTRAVERTING (E) VS INTROVERTING (I)

  2. INTROVERTS:Like to be AloneEnjoy One-On-OneThink First, Then Speak or Act Conserve EnergyFocus InwardlyQuiet One Thing at a TimeReserved Think to OneselfEnjoy Reflecting EXTRAVERTS:Seek InteractionEnjoy GroupsAct or Speak First, Then ThinkExpend (Use) Energy Focus Outwardly TalkativeLike Variety & ActionOutgoingThink Out LoudEnjoy Discussion

  3. SENSING (S) vsINTUITING (N)

  4. INtuitives:Prefer Insights, Abstract InformationInterested in What is Possible Focus on the Big Picture Inspired & Imaginative Focus on the Future Value Innovation Speculative SENSORS:Prefer Facts, Concrete InformationInterested in What is ActualPay Attention to SpecificsPractical & Realistic Focus on the Present Value Common Sense Pragmatic

  5. THINKING (T) vsFEELING (F)

  6. FEELERS:Gentle-Hearted Sympathize with One’s Problems Subjective & Convinced by Values Tactful Value Relationships Decide with their Heart Value Harmony Can be Seen as Overemotional Usually Take Things Personally THINKERS:Firm-MindedAnalyze the ProblemObjective & Convinced DirectValue CompetenceDecide with their HeadValue Justice Can be Seen as InsensitiveGood at CritiquingUsually Don’t Take Things Personally

  7. JUDGING (J) vsPERCEIVING (P)

  8. PERCEIVING:Seek Openness Value the Flow Adapt As They Go Like Flexibility Play Now/Work Later Like to Start Projects Process-Oriented More Easygoing JUDGING:Seek ClosureValue StructurePlan AheadLike OrderWork Now/Play LaterLike to Complete ProjectsGoal OrientedLike Things Settled & Decided

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