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Tag: introverts

  • FAQ – Frequently asked questions

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    Erik Thor
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    I made this FAQ to discuss some common questions and misconceptions about Neojungian Typology. Enjoy! How much do you take away from Jung and how much do you change in his works? I treat Carl Jung’s works with the utmost respect. I make very few alterations to his base theory. Neojungian Typology however makes one…

  • Speedtyping

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    Erik Thor
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    Speedtyping is the art of identifying some common quirks associated with certain personality traits. Speedtyping is a start to learning about someone – but not the end. When you’ve figured out someone’s base type, always look for deeper understanding of how and why the person got where they are today. Try to also understand the…

  • Your MBTI Type Stereotypes

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    Erik Thor
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    Feelers tend to see thinking types as cold. Thinking types tend to see feeling types as weak. Intuitives tend to see sensors as shallow. Sensors tend to see iNtuitives as naive or unrealistic. But often, what we are seeing is just the result of our own type bias. We have our own preference for one…

  • Stereotypes on introverts and extroverts

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    Erik Thor
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    This is an excerpt from my book, The Next Steps For Neojungian Typology.  There has been a lot of research on introversion and extroversion. But surprisingly, very little of this research actually connects to the original definition of the term, coined by Jung. Why has introversion been so misunderstood and what is the misunderstanding exactly?…

  • Three Types Of Introverts

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    Erik Thor
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    Let me in todays article show you how different types of introverts may come to develop to manage their subjective preference. The first is the avoidant introvert, the second is the aggressive introvert, and the third is the balanced introvert. Because balance is a difficult thing, we may all occasionally lose our balance, and I…