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Which personality type is like a robot?

Which personality type is like a robot?

INTJs act like robots because with their strict schedule and organizing. Their planning is insanely neat. They have a clear order of everything. But it is we INTPs’ only our prospecting nature makes us closer to humans than robots, and intuitive function which makes us creative than a lot of sensors.

Which is more emotional INTP or INTJ?

From above you can see the INTJ is more aware (Introverted Feelings) of their emotions than the INTP (Extraverted Feelings). For the INTJ, their feelings are stacked in third place and are internal; whereas, for the INTP they have Extraverted Feelings in the fourth position.

Why do intjs think they are smart?

This is because INTJs don’t view intelligence as a static thing (you’re either “smart” or “not smart” and that’s that). We view intelligence as a constant process of learning more about the world. As a result, accomplishing things in the world matters a lot. Achievements in any field are, to us, a measure of applied intelligence.

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What do intjs and istjs have in common?

INTJs and ISTJs have a lot in common. They both: Have tertiary Introverted Feeling, so are private about their feelings and won’t be led (misled?) by their emotions. Both types have a strong moral compass that guides their decision-making.

Do you want to be an INTJ?

Unfortunately, a lot of people game the system to claim the “rare” or “cool” type they most want to be. For some reason – and I assume it’s because they want to feel special, intelligent, rare or gifted and have somehow forgotten the robotic, nerdy, heartless and socially awkward part – INTJ is a type that people want to be.

What percentage of all personality tests are intjs?

Well, there’s a guy on Quora who reckons that 28 percent of all personality test-takers are INTJ. That’s a massive number! I don’t know where these figures come from but even if they’re wildly inaccurate, it gives you some sense of the magnitude of the discrepancy.