Myers-Briggs Types in Persona 5: Yusuke Kitagawa (INFP)
Persona 5 has a massive story that spans many hours of game play. It is an enjoyable experience that I would highly recommend it to those of you who have yet to play it. People often identify Yusuke Kitagawa as the ISFP Myers-Briggs personality type. However, I think INFP for Yusuke Kitagawa makes more sense. […]
By Ryan on January 17, 2022What Does a Healthy ISTJ Look Like?
There is a lot of information on the internet about the 16 personality types. These personality types get description after description, but something I have noticed is that none of them ever really depict what a healthy, realistic version of the type would actually look like in real life. Even we have our general ISTJ […]
By Ryan on January 6, 2022Myers-Briggs Types in Teen Wolf: Scott McCall (ISFP)
Teen Wolf has a wide range of characters, many of which have identifiable Myers-Briggs personality types (colloquially known as MBTI). We typed a few of the main ones, including Scott McCall. Check out our analysis below to see why Scott McCall makes the most sense as the ISFP personality type. The Myers-Briggs Personality Type of […]
By Ryan on November 18, 2021Myers-Briggs Types in Dragon Ball: Piccolo (INTJ)
Piccolo from Dragon Ball appears to be an example of the INTJ Myers-Briggs personality type (colloquially known as MBTI). While we considered other personality types for Piccolo, INTJ made the most sense. Continue reading to find out why! The Myers-Briggs Personality Type of Piccolo Dominant Ni: “This is ridiculous. I won’t be kept in the […]
By Ryan on October 28, 2021The Cognitive Functions In Each Position: Ni and Se
The cognitive functions, Ni and Se, manifest differently depending on which position they hold within the function stack. In this post, I want to go over the Se-Ni / Ni-Se cognitive function pairs. I will go over each of the combinations, and how the different positions change their role and effect on each personality type. […]
By Ryan on October 25, 2021Si vs. Ni: Details and Patterns
You may have heard it said that Si is about details and Ni is about patterns. While both those statements are true on a superficial level, it removes a level a nuance from the comparison between them. While some may view the statement I am about to make as unhelpful and muddying the waters, I […]
By Ryan on October 18, 2021The Cognitive Functions In Each Position: Ne and Si
The cognitive functions, Ne and Si, manifest differently depending on which position they hold within the function stack. In this post, I want to go over the Ne-Si / Si-Ne cognitive function pairs. I will go over each of the combinations, and how the different positions change their role and effect on each personality type. […]
By Ryan on October 4, 2021ENTJ vs. ESFP: Differentiating Their Loops
in Advanced Theory, Typing Dilemmas
People who are looping always seem to be more difficult to type. There is something about the feedback loop that is created that kind of muddles up the distinguishing factors in cognitive processing. This is honestly part of the reason that we have a hard time deeming any kind of long term consistent looping as […]
By Ryan on September 6, 2021Am I an INFP or an ISTJ?
I know what some of you may be thinking right about now. Why would you do a typing dilemma for whether someone is an INFP or ISTJ? Those two types are nothing alike. While on the surface you would be right, there are certain scenarios that can cause the line between them to blur. They […]
By Ryan on August 9, 20215 Challenges When Typing Children
Can you type children? Maybe. Probably. Most likely you can get close. Like all things, there is a catch and things you have to look out for, seeing these tiny humans are still in the beginning stages of cognitive development so their functions may not manifest in quite the same ways as the information online […]
By Ryan on July 13, 2021