We all know everyone is an individual and is completely different from anybody else, but certain personality traits can be measured and scored, and thus we get tests like the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, (MBTI). It measures such things as:
(I)ntroversion vs. (E)xtroversion
i(N)tuition vs. (S)ensing
(F)eeling vs. (T)hinking
(P)erceiving vs. (J)udging
My question then is without looking at any other variables such as physical attraction, familiarity, etc., how would a typical female ISFP get on with a typical male INFP personality. If there were to be clashes, in what areas, and if they found a common ground and a mutual admiration, where would that manifest itself?
2007-08-31
22:33:38
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Rita K
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