Basic overview

• The introvert speaks calmly about themselves and their inner world.
• The introvert appears to become calmer when they can think about or reflect on their experience.
• The person seems to doubt outside information and needs to double check it’s validity.

• The extravert speaks confidently about the world around them and about new information.
• The extravert appears calmer when they can get clear answers and information from their surroundings.
• The person seems to doubt theoretical or outdated information and needs to double-check it in the real world.

• The intuitive takes fun and energy from abstract ideas and hypotheticals.
• The intuitive speaks with energy and enthusiasm about abstract interests.
• And the intuitive appears drained by the thought of taking practical action to accomplish a task.

• The sensing person appears to enjoy concrete and practical action and steps in the moment towards something.
• The sensor seems the most energetic when they can speak about real things and experiences.
• The sensor you study seems to feel bored by the thought of speculation or creative exercises with no end goal.

• The feeler seems the most motivated when telling their story or expressing their identity and who they are.
• The feeling type is more concerned and careful with emotional and social actions.
• The feeling type is more sloppy in mechanical and work-related situations and more likely to make mistakes.

• The thinker seems the most motivated when they can accomplish results and gather data or knowledge on a topic.
• The thinker is more careful and meticulous with facts, data, and knowledge.
• The thinking type is more sloppy in social situations and more likely to make mistakes.

• The judging type experiences relief when they have an overview or a general understanding or strategy for a situation.
• The judging type becomes more relieved when they can organise and structure their environment or their thoughts.
• A judging type appears more tense when they must respond to unexpected conflicts and when order is disrupted somehow.

• The perceiving type seems relieved by spotting new opportunities, ideas, or events, and by taking new action to pursue said events.
• The perceiving type appears the most relaxed when they can act freely and make changes in the moment.
• A perceiving type appears more tense when they must adhere to a careful order or discipline themselves in some way.

• The person appears to be highly secure in themselves and at peace with life.
• They seem to be able to adjust to and to accept changes without making any complaints.
• The person spends time making sense of and understanding the world.

• The person appears to be highly determined and decisive.
• They appear to be in a state of conflict with the world or with a person or thing.
• The person spends time making decisions and taking action to change their life.

• The open person seems to accept new ideas and possibilities and will consider new alternatives.
• An open person seems to be able to quickly accept ideas that seemingly go against their current values or opinions.
• The open person appears to struggle with hard work and to stand up for and to truly believe in anything.

• The conscientious person appears to take time to consider an idea to make sure it is right first.
• The conscientious person seems morally or rationally upstanding, a hard worker, and someone to count on.
• And the conscientious person appears narrow-minded and closed to new ideas and new possibilities.

1. Does Schilling smile more with her cheeks (J) or with her jaws (P)? Compare with Ellen Degeneres for contrast.
2. Christian Navarro is most likely an ENFJ. How does Dylan Minnette come across relative to Christian?
3. How much emotion does Viola Davis face and particularly her cheeks convey?
4. Does Theresa May strike you as a cunning person? (NJ)
5. Introverted and thinking (IXTX) types have warm cheeks, but their desire to stay rational tends to make them appear like they’re somewhat “fighting off” a blush. Is this visible in Corbyn?
6. If there was one key difference between McCain and Corbyn, what would that difference be?
7. In Mads Mikkelsen, there are not a lot of facial expressions. What does a lack of visible facial expressions and emotion and affection indicate?
8. Which types tend to appear, from a positive view, smart and tactical, but more negatively, arrogant and sure of themselves?