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Inspirational State
Archetype: Muse/Charmer The best concept to describe the focus of this state is Charm. Physical: Abstraction Focus on introspection and away from physical activity; impulses not driven by sensorial response, but from thoughts or feelings. Rational: Ins...
Elemental State
Archetype: Monks/Farmer The best concept to describe the focus of this state is Serenity. Physical: Abstraction Focus on introspection and away from physical activity; impulses not driven by sensorial response, but from thoughts or feelings. Rational: ...
The Physical Processes
The Physical Aspect: Sensorimotor focus; perception and interaction with immediate tangible surroundings. Physically Determined/Action: Focus on physical execution; developing, training, and favoring physical abilities, aptitudes, and impulses. Physicall...
The Rational Processes
The Rational Aspect: Higher cognitive focus; information grasp and analysis, rules, and decision making. Rationally Determined/Regulation: Focus on rational conclusions; developing, following, and favoring rules, decisions, and structure. Rationally Perc...
The Emotional Processes
The Emotional Aspect: Affective focus; relate, sympathize, feel bound, inspired, moved, or overtaken by feelings. Emotionally Determined/Valuation: Focus on emotional commitment; developing, following, and favoring respect, values, and bonds. Emotionally...
Process Positions
Determination: Firmness; focus on conclusion, execution, or judgement, tendency towards tension. Perception: Flexibility, alertness, contemplation, and response to stimuli; tendency towards anxiety. Disengagement: Relaxation; ability to avoid or to contem...
MBTI Functions
MBTI is based on 4 different things: Feeling is emotional decision-making. Thinking is “rational” decision-making. iNtuition is abstract info-gathering. Sensing is physical info-gathering. Each of these things is one of two things, either Judging or Per...
MBTI Types
The types are made up of a stacking of four of these functions. Here’s a guide on what each function placement means: The First Function is what gives you fulfillment in life. The Second Function is what you process the first function through. The Third Fun...
MBTI Groupings
After creating the types a few patterns emerge. Here are a few patterns that create 4 groups of 4 types: ExxJs are the people who are focused on leading other people. IxxPs are the people who are focused on their hobbies and interests. ExxPs are the people ...
MBTI Loops and Grips
When stressed, each type goes into a thing called a grip. Introverts go into an extraverted grip, which makes them obsessed with the external. INFP and ISFP [Te Grip] These types become obsessed with how others criticize them when under stress. INTP and IST...