Where are the INTJ's?

Answer 1

Check the physics labs of the local university.

Answer 2

Sorry -Tequila7... I am an ENTP and proud! I'm nearly off the scale for everything but Thinking/Feeling which are fairly even. I'm Thinking on Myers Briggs and Feeling on an adaptation that one of my psychology proffesors wrote. I have some INTJ friends and they are very nice... We don't necessarily agree on the major issues though.

Answer 3

Jungian psychology emphasizes the appreciation of personality style differences. By understanding the differences in one another, we can learn to live and work together effectively and compliment one another.

The Myers/(Briggs) inventory is an simple inventory of several questions to help one determine what is their personality style. There are no good or bad results to this inventory, but it provides insights to ourselves and to others.

The results of the inventory use letters to identify particular ways that we feel most comfortable relating to others and to the world. Not only is each letter representative of a particular characteristic style, but the results produce a four letter combination of letters. IE (INFJ) As a combination, this describes our personality style. Once again, it is used to benefit communication and good relationships and not to find fault with one style or another.

The letter 'I' refers to Introvert, meaning that people gain energy by finding solitude and looking inside. (It does not mean that people are not friendly), but has more to do with where we gain or give energy.
Naturally, the opposite of the letter 'I' is 'E' for extrovert. On any scale, a person can fall anywhere in between a large spectrum.

The letter ''N' refers to those who interpret through their intuition rather than senses. 'S'

The letter 'T' refers to those who tend to make decisions based on logic and how they think, versus how they feel. 'F'

The letter 'J' refers to judging, but not necessarily judgmental.

This type prefers order and predictability and the opposite of the 'J' is the letter 'P', someone who is more spontaneous.

It is difficult to interpret such a complex topic in a short answer. There are entire books that explain these concepts and my explanation is merely a nutshell answer.

THE SCALE LOOKS LIKE THIS:

E - I
N - S
F - T
P - J

Answer 4

Y'know, I might've been one once. Funny thing is, I hit pretty much near the middle of all the Meyers-Briggs variables, but I think I leaned a mere smidgin-nudge towards being an INTP. So....I'll just grab my fuzzy navel (the drink, that is) and just hang out here in the corner. If one of youse wants to consort with a less Judging-type person, you know where to find me! :)