Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Infps trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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INFPs are one of the most rare personality types.
INFJs focus on one major insight, whereas INFPs bounce from idea to idea.
In fact, INFPs feel strongly about their life.
INFPs have the ability to see good in almost anyone or anything.
For this reason, the INFPs have the innate ability to write and like poetry.
INFPs express their values through language, reasoning, or stories.
Rather than being fully understood, INFPs want others to validate that they have good intentions when it comes to their actions or ideas.
INFPs, on the other hand, are very attuned to their own feelings because they use Fi.
Unfortunately, it also makes INFPs often feel misunderstood and isolated because very few people carry the same ideals as them.
INFPs also appear frequently in social service professions, such as counselling or teaching.
Finally, most INFPs are able to notice good sides(even if very little) in others.
For INFPs, the idea of losing themselves to the homogeneity of the mob is terrifying.
Surprisingly, although INFPs and INFJs are only“different” by one letter, they actually don't share any of their main functions!
INFPs are more interested in discussion with hypothesis or philosophy than any other type.
Under stress, INFPs may no longer appear to be their usual compassionate and open-minded selves.
INFPs and ISFPs both bring inspiration and love to the world in their own unique way.
INFPs have the trait common among NF types- their aptitude for foreign languages is unmatched.
Infps want a quiet work environment and a job that is in line with their personal values.
INFPs tend to be very energetic when it comes to causes they believe in and are willing to fight for.
INFPs face feeling misunderstood because no one could possibly ever know them as well as they know themselves.
INFPs enjoy reading, discussing, and reflecting on possibilities for positive change in the future.
Likewise, INFPs can be very decisive and ambitious, especially when they feel motivated and inspired.
INFPs, on the other hand, feel misunderstood because no one could possibly ever know them as well as they know themselves.
INFPs may be so focused on doing good things and helping other people that they may neglect their own needs.
Most iNFPs will avoid impersonal analysis, although some have developed this ability and are able to be quite logical.
For INFPs, you can never go wrong with books, especially fiction, since INFPs enjoy getting lost in their fantasies.
INFPs are often very good at understanding other people's motivations and have no difficulty filtering out suspicious ones.
INFPs are truly open-minded people who can cooperate and support but may not like it when their own values are violated.
Although INFPs and ISFPs appear to be quite similar- they both have artistic preferences and strong values- they see the world quite differently.
Both INFPs and ISFPs are highly individualistic, artistic, and creative because they share Introverted Feeling as their dominant cognitive function.