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That's a consideration I haven't thought of. Still, even if the preference is unchangeable, why are S people significantly more common than N people?

I'm restricting participants to non-open relationships for the sake of simplicity. Dyadic research (partners) is hard enough as it is, I can't imagine how complicated it would be to do Triadic research (three people). I also couldn't just investigate two of three people either because the...

That's a good question. It's been a while but I think that rough figure is from "Please Understand Me II" by David Keirsey. Googling returned the following result which suggests it may be more 30%/70% N/S. Again, these are just estimates. However, of all the coupled traits N/S has the biggest...

Hello, I'm new to the forum. I've been interested in the MBTI for quite some time now, in particular, I'm intrigued by the division between people with preferences for the N or S traits. In my limited experience, I've observed that people generally prefer partners that share their N or S...