1. E or I. If you look at behavior, E is more active, and I is more passive; if you look at personality, E is more cheerful, and I is more quiet. During the communication process, we can be more discriminatory, E is better at speaking and asking questions; I usually listen and su

1, E or I

If you look at behavior, E is more active, and I is more passive; if you look at personality, E is more cheerful, and I is more quiet.

is more able to distinguish during communication, E is better at speaking and asking questions; I usually listen and supplement.

2, N or S

If they were asked to do one thing, S tends to do it according to traditional ideas and make things that are normal; while N tends to do it according to his own whimsical ideas, it is often irrelevant.

If you ask them what their respective ideals are, S will answer: "I want to be an architect", "I want to make more money", "I want to have eight pack abs", etc. And N will say, "I want to do something amazing", "I want to do something for the progress of this world", and things like abstract or full of fantasy.

But this method sometimes has some controversy, such as if the answer is "I want to know a star".

If the subject gives such an answer, you can continue to say, be serious, if the subject changes one, it can be judged as S. If it is N, he will answer: "I'm serious", and even continue to say more illusory things, such as "I want to ride on the Rockets".

3, T or F

If you see a sensational scene, you will burst into tears, and T will calm your expression.

For F, they are good at expressing an idea and feeling with emotions, and are easy to empathize, and sometimes even excessive empathy, causing themselves to fall into an emotional vortex.

. For T, ta is not good at using emotions to respond, and it is not easy to express through emotions. The empathy ability is weaker than F.

For the judgment of T or F, you need to ask him to answer a few more questions, otherwise it will be easy to be confused. Empathy and emotionality are not exclusive to F, but F is more likely.

For example, you can ask this question:

"Today was not going well. How did this driver eat red lights at every intersection?"

F is easier to express: "Indeed, this driver is not very good, are you late?"

some Ts will also express similar responses, but they often add some other expressions to the back, such as "What's going on!", "This driver is too nasty!", "You shouldn't have taken his car" and so on.

4, P or J

If two people are asked to do the same thing, they have never experienced it before. If it is J, they will arrange it in an orderly manner and try to avoid making any mistakes; if it is P, they will be more casual and good at following their own feelings.

Here it mainly depends on the jumping situation of people's thinking.

Generally speaking, P's thinking is relatively active, often temporarily, and has weak planning, so wherever it is done; J's thinking is relatively calm and has strong planning, and he is unwilling to modify the things that have been decided repeatedly.

Of course, their difference lies in feedback on the plan results: if the plan is listed and P is not completed, ta will not take it too seriously, while J will blame himself for not completing the plan and feel uneasy inside.

In addition, J has a strong sense of purpose, and he is very clear about what he wants to do, and he also likes to plan what he wants to do at each stage.

P will not think about what to do in the next step as a whole, but will only think about each step, with a weak sense of goal and a lack of overall feeling. You can ask him about his next work plan and you can complete it. If he is very clear about what he wants to do and is used to implementing it step by step, then he is J; if he has a lot of ideas but lacks motivation, then he is more like P.