Possible interpretation of Myersian Types

[machintruc]

CAUTION: that doesn't apply for socionic types.

E / I = strength of Input : low / high (Introverts are better inputters, they are "attentive")
S / N = velocity of Input : low / high (Precise versus Approximate data acquisition)
T / F = velocity of Output : low / high (Precise versus Approximate data output)
P / J = strength of Output : low / high (Judgers are better outputters, they are "decisive")

Input groups

ES : weak and slow
EN : weak and fast
IS : strong and slow
IN : strong and fast

Output groups

TP : weak and slow
FP : weak and fast
TJ : strong and slow
FJ : strong and fast

[Ezra]

CAUTION: that doesn't apply for socionic types.

E / I = strength of Input : low / high (Introverts are better inputters, they are "attentive")
S / N = velocity of Input : low / high (Precise versus Approximate data acquisition)
T / F = velocity of Output : low / high (Precise versus Approximate data output)
P / J = strength of Output : low / high (Judgers are better outputters, they are "decisive")

Input groups

ES : weak and slow
EN : weak and fast
IS : strong and slow
IN : strong and fast

Output groups

TP : weak and slow
FP : weak and fast
TJ : strong and slow
FJ : strong and fast

So an ESTP, a lively individual, is weak and slow?

[machintruc]

So an ESTP, a lively individual, is weak and slow?

He's not weak and slow, just the cognitive Inputting and Outputting cognitive processes. This is normal, because ESTP is a "instinctive, physical" type more than "mental, cognitive".

Besides, ESTP is not necessarily SLE.

[Ezra]

He's not weak and slow, just the cognitive Inputting and Outputting cognitive processes. This is normal, because ESTP is a "instinctive, physical" type more than "mental, cognitive".

So are you sure 'weak' and 'slow' are the best words to use in this context? I'm not sure they accurately portray what you want them to portray.

Besides, ESTP is not necessarily SLE.

... And?

[machintruc]

So are you sure 'weak' and 'slow' are the best words to use in this context? I'm not sure they accurately portray what you want them to portray.

Again - I mean Information Processing strength/velocity, not Physical strength/velocity.

ES : inputs a low amount of data slowly
TP : outputs a low amount of data slowly

Myersian ESTP's aren't likely to be SLE's. Most SLE's are ESTJ's.

[Ezra]

Again - I mean Information Processing strength/velocity, not Physical strength/velocity.

ES : inputs a low amount of data slowly
TP : outputs a low amount of data slowly

Okay. Interesting perspective. I'll look at it in more depth when I can be bothered.

Myersian ESTP's aren't likely to be SLE's. Most SLE's are ESTJ's.

I can roll with that.