- INFPs tend to live in the world of their imagination rather than the real world
- INFPs are idealistic and future oriented
- INFPs will typically strongly dislike conflict, especially if repeated
- Under stress can be quite critical and cynical
- INFPs will view “conflict” as a distasteful, uncomfortable part of life
- INFPs will not take the most logical approach to finding the solution
- INFPs will quickly become depressed by the conflict
- INFPs will naturally consider the feelings of others in conflict resolution activity until the INFP feels personal (likely idealistic) values are being ignored
- INFPs will look for “personal” solutions to the conflict first
- INFPs may overstate the effect of any hurt feelings they may have
- INFPs will probably take it way too personally
- INFPs may fail to logic things through enough
In descending order of energy allocation here is INFP function order:
FEELING
INTUITION
SENSING
THINKING
- ESFJs center their attention on the here and the now
- ESFJ likely to be repelled by criticism and negative comments
- Under stress may become emotional and withdrawn and become critical of self and others
- ESFJ is very likely to take the conflict personally
- ESFJ will likely not confront the conflict
- ESFJ will want to solve the conflict as soon as possible
- ESFJ likely will focus on the in the now solutions
- ESFJ will lean toward decision options that can be quickly implemented rather than future oriented
- ESFJ may not see the potential future concepts of the situation
- ESFJ are prone to indirectness and thus appear to be manipulative
- ESFJ struggle if they cannot discuss things calmly and without strife
- ESFJs will have difficulty with those who openly blame and criticize
FEELING
SENSING
INTUITION
THINKING
How hysterical is it that both of us always "thought" about things last...explains a lot of things, huh?
"Extraverts & Introverts are opposite in how they communicate...Communication differences can create conflict" Oh no DER!
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