Recent content by mchampagne

Might want to try socionics.com on intertype relations.

I think this is an INTP quality also, though. But with INTPs, it's more like holding opposing views about a particular question. It sounds like with INFJs it's more like holding opposing views about life.

INTPs are conceptual thinkers. ISTPs are tangible thinkers. ISTPs love to know how a machine works. They are hands-on. INTPs love to know how a theory works. We are hands-off. Seems cliche, but if you have a cool new gadget, ISTPs will be drawn to it. They are only interested in something...

One study I saw that was interesting showed that different personality types get different levels of satisfaction from money. The implication was that public policies to raise incomes would only be useful for some, giving them more utility, while others' lives don't improve to the same extent...

Interesting. Would you say then that an INFJ is an INT with a stronger drive for meaning, or an INFP with a greater drive to understand the world? Is that the only difference?

Trying to be provocative here with my question, but I've been pretty dissatisfied with internet description of INFJs. They seem to overlap too much with descriptions of other types, and don't seem to show any entirely unique behaviors like most other types (Just a unique combination of things)...

Can you expand on this? I used to test as INTP, but now test as INFP at times. But the two are so different that I am wondering if I'm really just INFJ. What are some of the key differences between INFJs and INFPs?