Subtypes of ESFps and ISFjs - how to tell them apart?

[machintruc]

Post yours

[Trevor]

*le champion

Janica_Kostelic

[717495]

[717495]

[Jarno]

johny knoxville SLI-Si
Steve Irwin ESE?

[krieger]

Steve Irwin ESE?

he can be, imo.

[Cat King Cole]

Definitely a Fe dominant, not a Se dominant for Steve Irwin.

I mean seriously, do you see Tom Jones going "Crikey!" and getting enthusiastic about environmentalism?

[Galen]

Amy Yasbeck is one of my favorite ESFps.

[Suz]

johny knoxville SLI-Si

Actually, watching that video, I agree.

[Sumer1an]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvkCJp9RFmQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UsY1...eature=related
Amy Yasbeck is one of my favorite ESFps.

Craig Ferguson is very likely an SEE too...

[717495]

Johnny Knoxville is no ISTP. Si and Fe-PoLR? I'm not seeing it. He's and , just like the other three I posted, but they all have a different feel to them outside of their information elements, which is why I wanted to post. Because they're some of my favorite ESFPs, yet one is a serious and honorable actor, one is a goofball and stuntman, and the other is a charming extremist. It's very easy to understand the nature of by watching them, because it comes across so dominant and pure through their . I think ESFPs in general emphasize the essence of feel pretty well. But you must read Jung to know exactly what I'm referring to, if you have not already.

Craig Ferguson is very likely an SEE too...

He's another one of my favorite ESFPs.

[Jonathan]

Amy Yasbeck seems like a real SEE. The "tough girl" videos like the one for the credit card commercial I'm not sure about. I think the "tough girl" stereotype is more SLE than SEE. But there's not much to go in the video to assess personality.

Overall, the "tough girl" image tends to involve a tendency towards self reliance (relying on skill, logic) rather than reliance on others (popularity, etc.). That's why it seems to be more ST.