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The index is divided into 9 subpages: eight are dedicated to the topic of psychological types, and the last one is for any other topic (I need to do this because there is a limit to the number of links that you can put in a single page). This main page includes a global index with the titles of all the posts in each subpage, while the subpages provide the links to the actual posts. You can read or search here and then go to the corresponding subindex to get the link, or you can go directly to one of the subpages. (Note: the index doesn’t provide links to all the posts in the blog, only to the most important. If you want to check everything it’s better to use the tags. The archive page might be useful, too).

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SUBPAGES

★ General ★ Differences ★ Typing ★ Functions ★ Tables ★ Lists ★ Works ★ Various ★ Other Topics

MAIN TAGS

✸ psychological types
cognitive functions · MBTI typing · MBTI lists · MBTI tables · Socionics · temperament · mistypes
ESTJ, ENTJ, ESFJ, ENFJ, ESTP, ESFP, ENTP, ENFP, ISTJ, INTJ, ISFJ, INFJ, ISTP, ISFP, INTP, INFP
EJ, EP, IJ, IP, ET, EF, IT, IF, TJ, FJ, TP, FP, ES, EN, IS, IN, SJ, SP, NJ, NP, ST, SF, NT, NF
Te, Fe, Se, Ne, Ti, Fi, Si, Ni
examples in books, movies, tv series, etc

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color · black and white · monochrome
nature · landscape · atmosphere · clouds · branches · flower · path · montage

✸ somehow silent comics
✸ answers to messages
✸ memes

GLOBAL INDEX

General - Differences - Typing - Functions - Tables - Lists - Works - Various - Other Topics

The name of each section below is a link to its subpage (that’s where you can find the links to each group of posts). The numbers before the post titles (divided among all topics) indicate the general chronological order (if some are missing that’s usually because the posts were deleted). Secondary posts have the number of their main post and then a letter after that (01f, 20a, etc). In these related posts some things are mentioned again, rephrased, expanded, etc. The MBTI lists follow their own suborder: they don’t have the # symbol but are listed here all the same, to facilitate the search. The same with the works used to provide examples and commentary: their order is historical.

Psychological Types

★ General

#01: Some Basics About Psychological Types
#03: More Typology Mistakes And Bad Habits
#19: The MBTI Is Psychometrically On A Par With The Big Five
#28: An Example Of Fabrications, Mistaken Focus And General Confusion
#38:Why don’t you make your own system?
#47:I’d like to learn more about myself/MBTI, would you have some books to recommend me?
#60: The Medicine Is The Patient (Use Of Typology)
#70: Comments About Formation And Evolution Of Someone’s Psychological Type
#72: On ENTPs
#77: Comments About Compensating Dichotomies
#85:Why do you correlate an MBTI ESTP to an ENTJ in Socionics?
#95: Opposite Types
#96: On INFPs
#98:Do you think there is a good typology system or personality theory other than MBTI?
#99: I’m Not Going To Answer Any “Disorder” Related Questions
#100: Cognitive Functions And Popularity
#103: On ENTPs (II)
#106: Why There Are So Few Famous INPs
#111: Extreme, Intense Or Marked Types
#121:How do you define depth for each type/function?

★ Differences

#04: The Types Are The Most Important, Meaningful And Real Differences Between People
#05: The Types Are Different In Intelligence
#06: The Types Have Different Talents And Limitations
#07: The Different Attitudes Of The Types
#08: The Types Are Different In Motivation And Productivity
#09: The Types Are Different In Empathy
#10: The Types Are Different In Morality And Selfishness
#33: Differences In Expressivity
#36: Differences In Aesthetics (Between The INs And J/P In General)
#54: Differences In Behavior Between INFJ And INFP
#63:Do the things about “nostalgia” match NPs at all?
#66: Different Definitions Of Anxiety For Js And Ps
#69: Differences Between ES/IS/EN/IN And SJ/SP/NJ/NP
#71: Differences Between ESTP-ENTJ, ISTP-INTJ, ENFP-ESFJ and INFP-ISFJ
#73: Some Comments About ENTJ/ENTP (And Other Things)
#74: Differences Between ST’s Efficacy And NT’s Mastery
#89: Differences Between ESTJ And ESTP
#90: Differences Between ENFP And INFJ (And The EJ→'IP' / EP→'IJ' Mistype)
#91: Differences In Sensitivity
#92: Head - Heart
#93: Masculine - Feminine
#105:Which types do you think are more daring to solo travel or randomly plan a trip?
#107: Differences Between IFJs And ITJs
#112:Which types trust their gut the most?
#113: Identity Crises
#114:Which types are most likely to attract mysterious, strange or otherworldly experiences?
#116: Differences Between ESFJ And ENFJ
#119: Differences In Temperament Between ISFJ And INFJ

★ Typing

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#02: Classifying Is Not Typing
#11: Typing Yourself (1): Know The Context
#12: Typing Yourself (2): Question Why
#13: Typing Yourself (3): Forget The Functions
#14: Typing Yourself (4): Use The Letters
#20: Typing Yourself (5): More Keywords And Combinations
#21: Typing [Yourself]: Approach And Example
#42: Learning Preferences
#49: Typing Help Summary
#52: MBTI Typing Notes (1): Js Do Freedom Wrong. Ps Do Freedom Right.
#53: MBTI Typing Notes (2): Ts Do Romance Wrong. Fs Do Romance Right.
#55: MBTI Typing Notes (3): Ss Do Abstraction Wrong. Ns Do Abstraction Right.
#56: MBTI Typing Notes (4): Es Do Timelessness Wrong. Is Do Timelessness Right.
#58: MBTI Typing Notes (5): Mistyping With The Famous “Function Stacks”
#59: MBTI Typing Notes (6): Mistyping Feeling Dominants As “Perceiving” Types
#83: Typing People Is Hard
#84: Typing Help Summary (II)
#94: Extrave

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