Examples of using Intjs in English and their translations into Japanese
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My boy and I are INTJs.
INTJs tend to think they're always right.
Onlookers sense that INTJs seem to‘live in their own world.'.
INTJs and INFJs both tend to be“work first, play later” types.
Both INxJ types(INFJs and INTJs) learn to keep their speculations to themselves.
The interaction of nature andnurture may also affect the degree of INTJs' emotional stability.
Further complicating INTJs' social life is their use of Extraverted Thinking(Te).
In organizations where promotions are based on competence rather than on politics orpopularity, INTJs can quickly make their way to the top.
For INTJs, this is evidenced in their devotion to the methods and findings of science.
For quite some time, I was perplexed as to why so many INTJs took interest in personality typology.
Hence, INTJs' Fi often teams up with Ni to foresee paths to a more just and equitable world.
While Ni is a holistic and synthesizing function, INTJs' auxiliary function, Te, hails squarely from the left side of the brain.
The way INTJs can grow and develop themselves on a personal level is by actually putting their theories to use.
Generally speaking, having Se as their inferior function makes INTJs less attuned to the details or concrete elements of life.
INTJs are always trying to understand the implications, nuances, and scope of a situation or problem before moving into action.
The intuition that INFJs(and INTJs) use is the most abstract of all the mental processes.
INTJs are generally well-suited for occupations within academia, research, consulting, management, science, engineering, and law.
Generally speaking, having Se as their inferior function makes INTJs less attuned to the details or concrete elements of life.
INTJs are surprisingly sensitive, and as mentioned in our article about the INTJ personality typeanyone they let in can do real damage.
Further complicating INTJs' social life is their use of Extraverted Thinking(Te).
INTJs are surprisingly sensitive, and as mentioned in our article about the INTJ personality typeanyone they let in can do real damage.
Namely, the lion's share of INTJs'“thinking” or processing occurs outside of their conscious awareness.
Namely, INTJs' inferior function, Extraverted Sensing(Se), unconsciously collects vast quantities of sensory information from the outside world.
The fact is that many INFJs(and INTJs) seem to experience the world and their bodies differently than other types do.
We know that INTJs' feelings don't readily translate because their preferred Feeling function(Fi) is introverted in its direction.
Indeed, the reason that INTJs' theories and insights are often superior is because they do not force things.
The fact that INTJs lead with Ni rather than Te also casts doubt on perceptions of INTJs being excessively stubborn or closed-minded.
As is the case with other types, INTJs display a“love-hate” relationship with their inferior function, Extraverted Sensing(Se).