Cool/Intelligent Multifactor MBTI Test

[717495]

I took this some years ago, thought it was pretty neat, and have been trying to find it again. A few days ago he messaged me telling me he updated it. http://3dpsyche.com/


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My results aren't a total reflection, some states are overshadowed maybe due to the simpler wording to the questions ie. I'd say I'm more sentimental and theoretical than it awards me, but I like the categories and think it fits anyway. It's the same thing I got two years ago:

http://3dpsyche.com/home/3dpsyche/st...D2&tone=000000



MBTI best fit: INTP or INTx

85% Logical
71% Lethargical
67% Philosophical
63% Industrial
59% Sentimental


Abstraction, Order, Detachment

The best concept to define the focus of this state is rationale. It happens when we are physically and emotionally relaxed, but rationally tense. We are in this state when being analytic and trying to find order and patterns. Its ideal scenario is when everything makes sense and falls into place within our head; and when we want to find this perfection.

By definition, this is the state of abstraction, order and detachment. When opening, it links to the Technical, Conceptual and Theoretical. When internalizing, it links indirectly to the Industrial, Philosophical and Lethargical.

Its main characteristic is bringing order to concepts, thus determining our sense of rational certainty, all while avoiding physical and emotional engagement. This defines our ability to structure and analyze abstract data, without being constricted, misguided or distracted by our immediate physical perception or emotional appreciation.

Scientists, Analysts, Mathematicians, Programmers…

People who have a strong tendency to this state may forget about basic physical needs for periods of time, or neglect attention to their loved ones; but they will create systems and schedules to deal with this. They are open to learn and appreciate things, but are strict about their resolutions. Ideally, everything they do should have a perfect reason. They do not show interest for demanding physical activities, unless they see a clear purpose or personal goal. They are not friends of whimsical ideas or feelings, and avoid drama. They also dislike frivolities and reckless behaviors.

They have three tendencies towards introversion: self-reliance due to abstraction, which may cultivate rumination, shyness and passive aggression; stubbornness due to order, which may cultivate inflexibility and strictness; and self-absorption due to detachment, which may cultivate selfishness and disinterest.

People that are strongly logical create connections with those who share their convictions, and develop respect for intellectual leaders. They do not need physical presence or trivial chats in order to maintain relationships; their sense commitment does the trick. They can mold habits, and adopt and respect measures quickly if there is a good reason to do so, but are very against those they cannot see a clear purpose for. They look to rest only when things make sense or are in order. They develop personal infatuations with ideas, thing or people, but may struggle with charisma or courage. They tend to be industrious, but dislike supervision, thus preferring clear and strict methods and policies.

[ashlesha]

INFP

Sentimental

Physically relaxed
Rationally relaxed
Emotionally tense

 

The best concept to define the focus of this state is sensibility. It happens when we are physically and rationally relaxed, but emotionally tense. We are on this sate when our actions and decisions are dictated around our feelings; and, when we are taken over or captivated by appreciations that escape our reason and exalt our ideas, senses or actions.

By definition, this is the state of abstraction, unrestraint and value. When opening it links to the Aesthetical, Spiritual and Inspirational. When internalizing it links indirectly to the Philosophical, Passional and Lethargical.

Its main characteristic is valuing our inspirations and empathy, thus determining emotional bonds, all while avoiding physical and rational engagement. This offers us the ability to feel an unavoidable connection or rejection, love or phobia, for things and ideas. These values seem to escape our senses or reason.

Poets, Balladeers, Preachers, Painters…

People who have a strong tendency to this state are likely to create strong bonds and rejections, having a clear idea of what is beautiful and ugly, good or bad. In fact, their world tends to find meaning through their passion, purpose, desires or fears. They do not have interest for demanding physical activities, or those which deviate from their passion. But, they experience tremendous joy from executing activities, or appreciating things; if these carry their values, the pleasure is intensified. This tendency to connections, fascination and pleasure has a delicate line; it could point to things that may oppose other values. They look for constant reaffirmation.

They have three tendencies towards introversion: self-reliance due to abstraction, which may cultivate rumination, shyness and passive aggression; stubbornness due to unrestraint, which may cultivate defiance and recklessness; and self-absorption due to value, which may cultivate sensitivity and bias.

People that are strongly sentimental create strong connections with those that share their passions, and develop admiration for those who embody them. They maintain emotional bonds with distant and even lost ones or things. They are respectful of moral values, but do not rationalize them. Judgment and wisdom is intuitive for them. They look to rest only when things feel right, blessed or good. They may get involved in activities passionately and impulsively.

[Radio]

gayyy

[Gilly]

I thought it was actually pretty good.

http://3dpsyche.com/home/3dpsyche/st...AC&tone=000000

[FDG]

I got ISTp? Perhaps because I just got back from a sporting activity?

Anyway, definitely high quality.

[Pa3s]

It said I'm lethargic... and ISFp (no idea where the F is coming from, though).

[Gilly]

I finished the test but how did you isolate that page?

[mu4]

Kinda of wierd, Imperial and INFJ, the daily demands work tho which is INTP/INTj.

http://3dpsyche.com/home/3dpsyche/st...20&tone=CC99CC

[marooned]

Conceptual (83%) > Lethargical (74%) > Spiritual (68%) > Sentimental (62%)

http://3dpsyche.com/home/3dpsyche/st...EC&tone=030303

I really like this test because I love the lethargical class and the choice of using black for it. I've been seeing myself as falling more and more into being like that though not for the reasons exactly in the description of the category (reading the description seems kind of contradictory but I suppose it's trying to account for all of the different kinds of people who could fall into it). For me the lethargical class represents the opposite of vitality and is in a way wishing to die (not so much literally, but inside). I can think more about its face... this black face that doesn't care, doesn't want to get up in the morning, thinks everything is hopeless or pointless and is too tired to try. The funny thing is that I couldn't be any of the things that it describes mainly because they are each less lethargic than I am: The nomad has a lot of energy to wander around everywhere; the rebel is all angsty and has a beef with everything (exhausting); and the monk is able to sit in a state of boredom for hours on end only s/he doesn't find it boring and can do something like stare at a vase from dawn till dusk. I suppose these are different, stronger faces of the lethargical type. The nomad is physical; the rebel emotional; and the monk conceptual. And if I look at it that way I am okay with the monk and that's more the ascetic who has transcended their material fixation and can contemplate (hopefully not a vase) in a more mentally active way rather than stare ahead like a dead person (dead inside and out).

I'm thinking now that lethargical should have been at the top of this, now that I'm thinking of it less in terms of depression. I'll resist the urge to go back and retake to change my results.

[Absurd]

The nomad is physical; the rebel emotional; and the monk conceptual. And if I look at it that way I am okay with the monk and that's more the ascetic who has transcended their material fixation and can contemplate (hopefully not a vase) in a more mentally active way rather than stare ahead like a dead person (dead inside and out).

[willekeurig]

ENFJ Cordial

The best concept to define the focus of this state is affinity. It happens when we are emotionally tense, but physically and rationally flexible. We are in this state when we look to make sure that values are reflected in our social environment. We are attentive to the things that exalt or threaten ideal views, but rather than the attitude of a fighter or guardian, this state provides that of a critic, teammate and supporter. It is mostly social, is alert of what is going around and will be curious about it.

By definition, this is the state of alertness, inquiry and value. When opening, it is linked to the Social. When internalizing, it is linked to the Spiritual, Aesthetical, Protectoral and Ethical; and indirectly to the Factual.

Its main characteristic is sensing the surroundings for spiritual connections, pondering about aesthetics, or bringing value to present events. This defines our ability to look for bonds, harmony or emotional connection within our social medium.


Archetype for this state: Diplomats

Caregivers, Hosts, Philanthropists… People who have a strong tendency to this state focus on their feelings and environment. They have a strong sense of responsibility, given by emotional commitment; they struggle to teach this to others. They concentrate in making sure that what is done carries their views and values. They are great friends of celebrating and recognizing the efforts and intentions of others. They put great attention to special dates and anniversaries, and being there when friends and relatives need them. They are gregarious, but have a preference for their own social group. They value those that are responsive or resourceful. They appreciate activism and financial support, because they value facts as much as ideas. Their major desire is to see balance, and this may drive them to look for drama and emotional causes to alleviate or learn from.

This state has one tendency towards introversion: self-absorption due to value, which may cultivate sensitivity and bias.

People that are strongly cordial have a clear vision of what is good and bad, beautiful and ugly, desired and repulsive. They are open to debate ideas and to explore activities, places or cultures; but, they have a clear identity with a family, social group, culture or set of values, and the interaction might be restricted around this basis. They also tend to have a clear idea of who is an enemy or threat. And, they tend to be sensitive to public opinion.

[FoxOnStilts]

This is the first time I've ever gotten INFP on a test. O_o

[Hays]

Stupid test... gave stupid me for sitting it INTj... twice.

[Hot Scalding Gayser]

http://3dpsyche.com/3dpsyche/states/...9F&tone=036633

[Atlast]

imperial.pngprotect.pngindustry.png
81% - - - - - - - - 74% - - - - - - 68%
Second time/more honest = ISTj (first time = INFj). Fun to take and cool results. Complimentary, but not ignorant of faults. Basically told me what I wanted to hear, though; so I'm skeptical.

[Absurd]

ILIs supervise LSEs - is not Korpsey an ILI? ESEs supervise SLIs.

ILIs and SLIs are blood brothers, sharing 1/2 the same cognitive functions. (All producing functions are the same.) That is called the "Business" relation.

Thanks for the socionics lesson. I'm so dumb at this, ehh. From now on, I'm going to stick with you so I won't get lost.

lol well I like Korpsey even though I don't think the feeling is mutual. It's just that when he's arguing with you, he cuts deep and just completely assaults you and it's scary and makes me want to cry. LOL

Didn't notice.

[EyeSeeCold]

Lethargical Outlander


Overall result:
iSFp
T 44%, S 51%, N 49%, F 56%
i/e 81:19 , j/p 22:78

85% Lethargic
69% Sentimental
68% Dynamical
66% Logical

Color: RGB: #171A16 (Dark Grey)

Daily Demands:
iNTp
T 75%, S 20%, N 80%, F 25%
i/e 79:21, j/p 45:55

87% Logical
72% Philosophical
65% Industrial
63% Lethargical

Color: RGB: #1EDD11 (Light Green)

Favorite Colors:
iSFp
T 8%, S 61%, N 39%, F 92%
i/e 86:14, j/p 36:64

75% Sentimental
74% Passional
71% Lethargical
70% Dynamical

Color: RGB: #0233F9 (Dark Blue)


http://3dpsyche.com/home/3dpsyche/st...14&tone=0333FC

[Atlast]

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Aww, you're an SF with INTp demands, lol

[QuickTwist]

Pretty spot on.

http://3dpsyche.com/home/3dpsyche/st...13&tone=669999

MBTI best fit: iNTj (51% for judging, so iNTx makes more sense)

"Conceptual"

Abstraction, Inquiry, Detachment

The best concept to define the focus of this state is curiosity. This happens when we are physically and emotionally relaxed, but rationally flexible. We are in this state when we want to learn and contemplate concepts and reasons. We are not satisfied with a simple answer or rules, and this ability opens the door to new ideas and questions. It makes us eager to know and conceive things.

By definition, this is the state of abstraction, inquiry and detachment. When opening, it links to the Factual or Ideational. When internalizing, it links to the Logical or Lethargical, and indirectly to the Spiritual or Practical.

Its main characteristic is the grasp of concepts and information while avoiding physical or emotional engagement. This defines our understanding of abstract ideas without constriction, misguidance or distraction by immediate physical demands or emotional appreciations.

Researchers, Scribes, Whizzes, Geeks…

People who have a strong tendency to this state are not prone to physically demanding activities. For them, being knowledgeable is more pressing than being authoritative or irrationally passionate. They may be procrastinators and constant researchers, as the are interested in progressively learning and conceiving things. They have low patience for whimsical details about likes and dislikes; their emotional values are mostly dictated by personal preferences or more objective interests. They avoid physical struggle and emotional drama. However, their curiosity leads them to new fields to explore, activities to engage in, and emotional connections to form. But, this interest can be sporadic or subjective to intellectual pursue.

They have two tendencies towards introversion: self-reliance due to abstraction, which may cultivate rumination, shyness and passive aggression; and self-absorption due to detachment, which may cultivate selfishness and disinterest.

People that are strongly conceptual do not focus on physical feats or emotional challenges. They are conversational, good listeners, but not necessarily determined to reach resolutions or convictions; they are more open to data and possibilities. They like encyclopedias, language systems, investigation and science. They may be fascinated with ideas, but may struggle with charisma. They are practical but may lack physical alertness or coordination. They are attracted to gadgets and systems to accomplish tasks.

Conceptual (83%) > Lethargical (74%) > Spiritual (68%) > Sentimental (62%)

http://3dpsyche.com/home/3dpsyche/st...EC&tone=030303

I really like this test because I love the lethargical class and the choice of using black for it. I've been seeing myself as falling more and more into being like that though not for the reasons exactly in the description of the category (reading the description seems kind of contradictory but I suppose it's trying to account for all of the different kinds of people who could fall into it). For me the lethargical class represents the opposite of vitality and is in a way wishing to die (not so much literally, but inside). I can think more about its face... this black face that doesn't care, doesn't want to get up in the morning, thinks everything is hopeless or pointless and is too tired to try. The funny thing is that I couldn't be any of the things that it describes mainly because they are each less lethargic than I am: The nomad has a lot of energy to wander around everywhere; the rebel is all angsty and has a beef with everything (exhausting); and the monk is able to sit in a state of boredom for hours on end only s/he doesn't find it boring and can do something like stare at a vase from dawn till dusk. I suppose these are different, stronger faces of the lethargical type. The nomad is physical; the rebel emotional; and the monk conceptual. And if I look at it that way I am okay with the monk and that's more the ascetic who has transcended their material fixation and can contemplate (hopefully not a vase) in a more mentally active way rather than stare ahead like a dead person (dead inside and out).

I'm thinking now that lethargical should have been at the top of this, now that I'm thinking of it less in terms of depression. I'll resist the urge to go back and retake to change my results.

Wow, we all got exactly the same results. We should start up a company and sell rubber duckies - pretty sure that's what it means.

[marooned]

Wow, we all got exactly the same results. We should start up a company and sell rubber duckies - pretty sure that's what it means.

you can work on typing yourself without drawing me into it.

[QuickTwist]

you can work on typing yourself without drawing me into it.

That was not my intention by making that post. I just made a joke.

[MisterGrey]

http://3dpsyche.com/3dpsyche/states/...07&tone=CC33FC

[Iris]

EthicalJudicial State
Another name for it would be Judicial—The best concept to define the focus of this state is judgement. It is the state of propriety and honor. It represents a psyche that is are physically flexible, but rationally and emotionally tense. We are on this state when being devoted and determined, and looking to reflect this on our surroundings. We focus on reaching decisions based on values and the state of things. We are observing and sensing for ideals.
By definition, this is the state of focus in sensation, regulation and valuation. Its main characteristic is to value procedures, determine tastes, and observe principles. This defines our ability to be aware of the physical implementation of order and values. It focuses in how appropriate, meritorious, adequate, worthless or shameful events and environments are.
It has two tendencies towards introversion:

• Regulation cultivates righteousness and strictness, maintaining self-confidence.
• Valuation cultivates particular interests and sensibility, causing self-absorption

Topographic Map location: Court
MBTI approximation: *N*J
Archetype: Judges

Advisors, Moderators… People who have a constant tendency to this state focus on their surroundings, ideals and plans. Their attention goes to where beauty and order are found. For them, being temperate is more pressing than being aggressive or relaxed. They value people that project expertise and mental clarity. They are gracious, analytical and appreciative of fine things, like arts and good food. They like to discuss views and observations, and make great advisors and leaders that inspire others. They are good at following and laying out plans, and evaluate legal, political or ethical concerns. They enjoy being exposed to new places, things and events, but could be judgmental or preserve their opinions longer than changing conditions may require.
People that are strongly ethical are respectful of their moral code. They value awareness, harmony and orderliness, and use these as a measure of how important or satisfactory things are. They want to feel that things are being done right, and show responsibility to others. They can be stubborn, but have a soft spot for indulgence and novelty that may conflict with their high standards at times, but also helps them reshape them. They are good at bringing light, justice and value to people and places that might be miss-appreciated.

[Reficulris]

this damned test doesn't give me those nices stories like you guys have! All I get is a mbti score and wierd squares that are moving around a bit...how do i get to the goodies??? how???

[Aylen]

INFJ

	Focus	Physical ↓	Rational ↓	Emotional ↓
Determination →	Action	Regulation	Valuation
Perception →	Sensation	Conception	Empathy
Disengagement →	Abstraction	Instinction	Detachment

The best concept to define the focus of this state is meaning. It is the state of essence and purpose. It represents a psyche that is physically relaxed, but emotionally tense and rationally flexible. We are in this state when searching ideals, meanings, significance or transcendence; when we are involved in abstract reverence. We look to reflect on our values; conceive and expose our feelings. We are devoted to ideas, and enjoy exploring and elaborating on them; being focused on emotional concepts and experiences.
By definition, this is the state of focus in abstraction, conception and valuation. Its main characteristic is pondering sentiments or placing values on concepts, all while avoiding physical stress. This defines our ability to be exalted, repulsed or devoted to abstract ideas, while being absent from physical surroundings or escaping what is tangible or presented to the senses at the moment.
It has two tendencies towards introversion:

• Abstraction cultivates timidity and awkwardness, leading towards self-reliance.
• Valuation cultivates particular interests and sensibility, causing self-absorption.

Topographic Map location: Sanctuary
MBTI approximation: *NF*
Archetype: Therapists

Missioners, Psychologists… People who have a strong tendency to this state focus on their feelings and analysis. Their attention goes where ideals and beliefs are. For them, being a visionary is more pressing than physical possessions or industry. They plan and care for what is emotionally important or relevant, and avoid more practical but non-transcendental activities. They feel comfortable in secular environments, but will always question the purpose in search for better things. Their visions may seem compelling and pleasurable, while reality may seem dull and dirty. They may abandon quests following their feelings, and dislike definite, predictable and rigorous things. They are impulsively protective of things they value, but might overlook physical abilities, facts or needs. They may be biased about their preferences; but, they are open to reflect on their feelings.
People that are strongly existential are open to suggestions, information and exploration, but these are all conditioned by an intense desire to carry an ideal. This can make them reject or adopt things, and may interfere with interpretations, giving a sense of clarity at times and disdain at others. They pursue passion in order to be creative; they tend to be drawn towards arts in many shapes, specially abstract and surreal.


Consider this archetype a static stereotype. In reality, we tend to frequent several states, and become multidimensional, wholesome, colorful.

[squirreltual]

EthicalJudicial xNxJ

what is this "daily = ESTJ" "color = ISTJ" thing about?

[Hays]

Its been a while since I last did this test. Here's latest results:

INTP

I - 54 E - 46
J - 42 P - 58
S - 38 N - 62
T - 71 F - 29

Ideational State

Topographic Map location: Cafe

MBTI approximation: EN*P

Archetype: Storytellers

[Cuddly McFluffles]

Try #1:

Elemental (Abstraction, Instinction, Detachment)

The best concept to define the focus of this state is serenity. This is the state of balance and relaxation. It represents a psyche that is physically, rationally and emotionally relaxed. We are in this state when resting, unworried or carefree about strong desires, rationalizations or disturbances. We try to avoid rigor, fascination or obsession. This can be expressed through irreverence, contemplation or complacency. It is the state of non-compulsive focus on any particular physical, emotional or rational tendency, but equally in all.

By definition, this is the state of focus in abstraction, instinction and detachment. Its main characteristic is being able to avoid physical, rational and emotional stress. This defines our ability to achieve total relaxation.

It has three tendencies towards introversion:

Abstraction cultivates timidity and awkwardness, leading towards self-reliance.
Instinction cultivates arbitratity and rebelliousness, demanding self-confidence.
Detachement cultivates aloofness and disinterest, promoting self-absorption.

Topographic Map location: Wilderness

MBTI approximation: I**P

Archetype: Wanderers
Outlanders

Rebels, Monks… People who have a constant tendency to this state believe that most things others stress about are unnecessary. They look for personal balance, this is their specialization. They may focus on health habits, sleep, contemplation, meditation and tending specific physical work, training and needs. Their ability to keep things simple possesses an intriguing way to inspire, give new strengths, perspectives or ideas. They can be very insightful about purely physical, rational or personal emotional matters, and not so much with social, professional or business related ones. They may struggle to avoid seeming unproductive, negligent, or disrespectful. When things get too tense or futile, they could simply restart and search for new horizons with optimism, which could be seen as pride or rebellion, but can be fruitful, or the basis of constant wandering. Their nature could also be that of rebels or anarchists.

People that are strongly elemental tend to emotional affairs that are not too passionate, unless they are intimate. They may bond as they go and may detach as well, but they develop very personal infatuations. They have a clear idea of the things that please them and the ones that don’t, but do not focus on promoting their values, or demand social ambition or glory. They have low interest in industry, unless it is personal, individual and habitual work. They avoid analysis, unless it is abstract and personal; this means that science, chess and crosswords puzzles, even philosophy, might be attractive, but not law, etiquette, professional and social norms. They are not prone to emotional displays, and tend to make decisions without stress, but under pressure, they can be considered aggressive, stubborn or selfish—sticking to their rebellious nature.

Consider this archetype a static stereotype. In reality, we tend to frequent several states, and become multidimensional, wholesome, colorful.

Yeah, that's bullshit. Next try:

Conceptual (Abstraction, Conception, Detachment)

 

Another name for it would be Intellectual—The best concept to define the focus of this state is intellect. It is the state of knowledge and curiosity. It represents a psyche that is physically and emotionally relaxed, but rationally flexible. We are in this state when we want to learn and contemplate concepts and reasons. We are not satisfied with a simple answer or rules, and this ability opens the door to new ideas and questions. It makes us eager to know and conceive things.

By definition, this is the state of focus in abstraction, conception and detachment. Its main characteristic is the grasp of concepts and information, and avoiding physical or emotional stress. This defines our understanding of abstract ideas without constriction, misguidance or distraction by immediate physical demands or emotional appreciations.

It has three tendencies towards introversion:

Abstraction cultivates timidity and awkwardness, leading towards self-reliance.
Detachement cultivates aloofness and disinterest, promoting self-absorption.
Topographic Map location: Study Field

MBTI approximation: *NTP

Archetype: Researchers
Journalists, Scholars… People who have a constant tendency to this state focus on information, and are not prone to physically demanding activities unless they apply knowledge. For them, being knowledgeable is more pressing than being authoritative or emotional. They may be procrastinators and constant researchers, as they are interested in progressively learning and conceiving things. They have low patience for whimsical details about likes and dislikes; their emotional values are mostly dictated by personal preferences or objective interests. They avoid physical struggle and drama. However, their curiosity leads them to new fields to explore, activities to engage in, and emotional connections to form; but, this interest can be sporadic or subjective to an intellectual pursue.

People that are strongly conceptual have a purely inquisitive mind, and do not focus on physical feats or emotional challenges. They are conversational, good listeners, but not necessarily determined to reach resolutions or convictions; they are more open to data and possibilities. They like encyclopedias, language systems, investigation and science, and tend to be human dictionaries. They may be fascinated with ideas, but may struggle with charisma. They are practical but may lack physical alertness or coordination, which makes them attracted to gadgets and systems to accomplish tasks.

Consider this archetype a static stereotype. In reality, we tend to frequent several states, and become multidimensional, wholesome, colorful.

Eh. I give up.

[Aylen]

Eh. I give up.

When I take the quizzes I slow myself down and think about my answers. My first impulse might be, yeah this is all me and I go all in but when I think about it, it may be me 80% 60% or 40%.... I just make sure I am not going all in or all out and that seems to make a difference for me. Then my answers are more "honest" with myself. I know I have the option to not post it if I am uncomfortable with my results so that helps.

[Creepy-bg]

slightly different results than whenever the last I took this was (a few pages back) but sounds fine for where I'm at right now.

still INFP on this test (but mostly it says IP)
I:E 78%:22%
J: P 17%:83% (usually I'm closer to 50:50 on J/P stuff)
N 68%
F 60%
S 32%
T 40%


Elemental State Take Test

Focus
.......................Physical........Rational... Emotional
Determination → Action.......Regulation....Valuation
Perception → Sensation...Conception...Empathy
Disengagement →Abstraction.Instinction.Detachment


The best concept to define the focus of this state is serenity. This is the state of balance and relaxation. It represents a psyche that is physically, rationally and emotionally relaxed. We are in this state when resting, unworried or carefree about strong desires, rationalizations or disturbances. We try to avoid rigor, fascination or obsession. This can be expressed through irreverence, contemplation or complacency. It is the state of non-compulsive focus on any particular physical, emotional or rational tendency, but equally in all.



By definition, this is the state of focus in abstraction, instinction and detachment. Its main characteristic is being able to avoid physical, rational and emotional stress. This defines our ability to achieve total relaxation.

It has three tendencies towards introversion:

Abstraction cultivates timidity and awkwardness, leading towards self-reliance.
Instinction cultivates arbitratity and rebelliousness, demanding self-confidence.
Detachement cultivates aloofness and disinterest, promoting self-absorption.
Topographic Map location: Wilderness

MBTI approximation: I**P

Archetype: Wanderers
Outlanders

Rebels, Monks… People who have a constant tendency to this state believe that most things others stress about are unnecessary. They look for personal balance, this is their specialization. They may focus on health habits, sleep, contemplation, meditation and tending specific physical work, training and needs. Their ability to keep things simple possesses an intriguing way to inspire, give new strengths, perspectives or ideas. They can be very insightful about purely physical, rational or personal emotional matters, and not so much with social, professional or business related ones. They may struggle to avoid seeming unproductive, negligent, or disrespectful. When things get too tense or futile, they could simply restart and search for new horizons with optimism, which could be seen as pride or rebellion, but can be fruitful, or the basis of constant wandering. Their nature could also be that of rebels or anarchists.

People that are strongly elemental tend to emotional affairs that are not too passionate, unless they are intimate. They may bond as they go and may detach as well, but they develop very personal infatuations. They have a clear idea of the things that please them and the ones that don’t, but do not focus on promoting their values, or demand social ambition or glory. They have low interest in industry, unless it is personal, individual and habitual work. They avoid analysis, unless it is abstract and personal; this means that science, chess and crosswords puzzles, even philosophy, might be attractive, but not law, etiquette, professional and social norms. They are not prone to emotional displays, and tend to make decisions without stress, but under pressure, they can be considered aggressive, stubborn or selfish—sticking to their rebellious nature.

[DirectorAbbie]

http://www.the16types.info/vbulletin...kujm?p=1000097

[aisa]

oh well, either I'm wrong or this test is...

 

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CLICK

God, I'm bored today...

[chrys]

Elemental State; Abstraction, Instinction, and Dispassion. (associated with IxxP temperament, the color Black, and the Wilderness.)

The best concept to describe the focus of this state is Serenity.

This is the state of balance and relaxation. It represents a psyche that is physically, rationally and emotionally relaxed. We are in this state when resting, unworried or carefree about strong desires, rationalizations or disturbances. We try to avoid rigor, fascination or obsession. This can be expressed through irreverence, contemplation or complacency. It is the state of non-compulsive focus on any particular physical, emotional or rational tendency, but equally in all.
By definition, this is the state of focus in abstraction, instinction and dispassion. Its main characteristic is being able to avoid physical, rational and emotional stress. This defines our ability to achieve total relaxation.


Archetype: Monk ~ People who have a constant tendency to this state believe that most things others stress about are unnecessary. They look for personal balance, this is their specialization. They may focus on health habits, sleep, contemplation, meditation and tending specific physical work, training and needs. Their ability to keep things simple possesses an intriguing way to inspire, give new strengths, perspectives or ideas. They can be very insightful about purely physical, rational or emotional matters, and not so much with social, professional or business related ones. They may struggle to avoid seeming unproductive, negligent, or disrespectful. When things get too tense or futile, they can restart and search for new horizons with optimism, which can be fruitful, or the basis of constant wandering. Their nature could also be that of rebels or anarchists.

People that are strongly elemental tend to emotional affairs that are not too passionate, unless they are intimate. They may bond as they go and may detach as well, but they develop very personal infatuations. They have a clear idea of the things that please them and the ones that don’t, but do not focus on promoting their values, or demand social ambition or glory. They have low interest in industry, unless it is personal, individual and habitual work. They avoid analysis, unless it is abstract and personal; this means that science, chess and crosswords puzzles, even philosophy, might be attractive, but not law, etiquette, professional and social norms. They are not prone to emotional displays, and tend to make decisions without stress, but under pressure, they can be considered aggressive, stubborn or selfish—sticking to their rebellious nature.

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This looks fucking brilliant. (I could have sworn I've done this one before but completely forgot about it [perhaps on another site]).

*goes to take test*

Yet another test that has me at INTP *shock*.

http://3dpsyche.com/3dpsyche/states/...tee=QuickTwist

http://www.typelogic.com/intp.html

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I'm waiting for your results @Subteigh

[Socionics Is A Cult]

INF-
http://3dpsyche.com/3dpsyche/states/...6&daily=20DF20

I'm surprised I got 'F' considering my answers on the last page.

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INF-
http://3dpsyche.com/3dpsyche/states/...6&daily=20DF20

I'm surprised I got 'F' considering my answers on the last page.

Its kinda funny that we had the first two exactly the same ie abstraction and conception. Maybe that's why we get along so well.

[Aylen]

INF-
http://3dpsyche.com/3dpsyche/states/...6&daily=20DF20

I'm surprised I got 'F' considering my answers on the last page.

You and I got very similar scores which is not surprising as we have similar views on similar issues. I like existential as a description. Everyone knows what I think of the j/p thingy now. hahah

I will link you to my scores in pm since I used my real name then. :/

Actually, I didn't use my name.

http://3dpsyche.com/3dpsyche/states/...93&tone=FC3399

I should take it again since it has been awhile. I never noticed the "daily life" until yesterday. For daily it gave me ENFP. Your daily was INTP.

Daily for me:

84% Ideational 76% Inspirational 69% Existential 64% Sentimental

I like and can identify with the Inspirational and Sentimental as well.

 

The best concept to describe the focus of this state is Charm.

It is the state of intuition and fascination. It represents a psyche that is physically and rationally relaxed, but emotionally flexible. We are in this state when we are alert to experience emotion—expect some surprise, good or bad feelings from things, people or ideas. If we are wrong about threats or blessings, we are willing to correct and reevaluate our feelings. This is the key for empathy, inspiration, and building intuition. It is an imminently spiritual state, but not necessarily dogmatic or moralistic. It devices emotions, moods or likings in order to sense the moment, adjust to it, or spice it up.
By definition, this is the state of focus in abstraction, instinction and inspiration. Its main characteristic is the perception of emotional attributes, and avoidance of physical and rational stress. This defines our ability to perceive vibes, motivations and inspiration beyond our senses and reason.
Archetype: Activist

People who have a strong tendency to this state are more attentive to emotional exchanges, than physical demands and explanatory details or reflective analysis. They are charismatic without effort. They inspire creativity, sweetness, connection and communion, and tend to bring the best out of others. They look to connect with things. For them, having keen intuition and an open heart is more pressing than being industrious or aggressive. However, their love, fascination or disgust for diverse things make them active or curious about many subjects and practices. But, this fascination can be sporadic or lead to newer attractions. They are appreciative of animals, elders, children and strangers; but make better companions than guardians. They are artistic, and although they may seem shy, they are expressive, and develop talent for acting, singing, writing, modeling, dancing, etc.People that are strongly inspirational look for fascination and empathy. They tend not to focus on physical labor or competition. Violence brings them prompt remorse and fear, since they are emotionally open to others. Their norms tend to be based on intuition more than rational analysis. And, they may get involved in thrilling activities impulsively.

Tendencies towards introversion:

• Abstraction cultivates timidity and awkwardness; prompting self-reliance.
• Instinction cultivates arbitratity and rebelliousness; prompting self-confidence.

More references about this state:

• 3DPsyche's color: Navi
• Topographic Map area: Garden
• MBTI approximation: *NFP

I would like to roam between the garden, auditorium and sanctuary.

 

The best concept to describe the focus of this state is Feeling.

It is the state of sensibility and affection. It represents a psyche that is physically and rationally relaxed, but emotionally tense. We are in this state when our actions and decisions are dictated around our feelings, and when we are taken over or captivated by appreciations that escape our reason and exalt our ideas, senses or actions.
By definition, this is the state of focus in abstraction, instinction and valuation. Its main characteristic is valuing our inspiration and empathy to determine emotional bonds, and avoiding physical and rational stress. This offers us the ability to feel an unavoidable connection or rejection, love or phobia, for things and ideas. These values seem to escape our senses or reason.

Archetype: Poet

People who have a strong tendency to this state focus on their feelings and their inner life. They are likely to create strong bonds and rejections, developing clear ideas of what is beautiful and ugly, good or bad. In fact, their world tends to find meaning through their passion, desires or fears. They do not have interest for industry or activities that deviate from their passion. But they derive tremendous joy from executing activities, or appreciating things; if these carry their values, the pleasure is intensified. This tendency to form connections, fascination and pleasure has a delicate line when it points to things that may oppose their morals; this could have them looking for constant reaffirmation.People that are strongly sentimental create strong connections with those that share their passions, and develop admiration for those who embody them. They maintain emotional bonds with distant and even lost ones or things. They are respectful of moral values, but do not tend to rationalize them. Judgment and wisdom is intuitive for them. They look to rest only when things feel right, blessed or good. They tend to get involved in activities passionately.

Tendencies towards introversion:

• Abstraction cultivates timidity and awkwardness; prompting self-reliance.
• Instinction cultivates arbitratity and rebelliousness; prompting self-confidence.
• Valuation cultivates particularities and sensibility; prompting self-absorption.

More references about this state:

• 3DPsyche's color: Blue
• Topographic Map area: Auditorium
• MBTI approximation: INFP

I am most definitely not an extrovert but an interesting way of translating my daily score. I also like the forest.

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You and I got very similar scores which is not surprising as we have similar views on similar issues. I like existential as a description. Everyone knows what I think of the j/p thingy now. hahah

I will link you to my scores in pm since I used my real name then. :/

Actually, I didn't use my name.

http://3dpsyche.com/3dpsyche/states/...93&tone=FC3399

I should take it again since it has been awhile. I never noticed the "daily life" until yesterday. For daily it gave me ENFP. Your daily was INTP.

Daily for me:

84% Ideational 76% Inspirational 69% Existential 64% Sentimental

I like and can identify with the Inspirational and Sentimental as well.

 

The best concept to describe the focus of this state is Charm.

It is the state of intuition and fascination. It represents a psyche that is physically and rationally relaxed, but emotionally flexible. We are in this state when we are alert to experience emotion—expect some surprise, good or bad feelings from things, people or ideas. If we are wrong about threats or blessings, we are willing to correct and reevaluate our feelings. This is the key for empathy, inspiration, and building intuition. It is an imminently spiritual state, but not necessarily dogmatic or moralistic. It devices emotions, moods or likings in order to sense the moment, adjust to it, or spice it up.
By definition, this is the state of focus in abstraction, instinction and inspiration. Its main characteristic is the perception of emotional attributes, and avoidance of physical and rational stress. This defines our ability to perceive vibes, motivations and inspiration beyond our senses and reason.
Archetype: Activist

People who have a strong tendency to this state are more attentive to emotional exchanges, than physical demands and explanatory details or reflective analysis. They are charismatic without effort. They inspire creativity, sweetness, connection and communion, and tend to bring the best out of others. They look to connect with things. For them, having keen intuition and an open heart is more pressing than being industrious or aggressive. However, their love, fascination or disgust for diverse things make them active or curious about many subjects and practices. But, this fascination can be sporadic or lead to newer attractions. They are appreciative of animals, elders, children and strangers; but make better companions than guardians. They are artistic, and although they may seem shy, they are expressive, and develop talent for acting, singing, writing, modeling, dancing, etc.People that are strongly inspirational look for fascination and empathy. They tend not to focus on physical labor or competition. Violence brings them prompt remorse and fear, since they are emotionally open to others. Their norms tend to be based on intuition more than rational analysis. And, they may get involved in thrilling activities impulsively.

Tendencies towards introversion:

• Abstraction cultivates timidity and awkwardness; prompting self-reliance.
• Instinction cultivates arbitratity and rebelliousness; prompting self-confidence.

More references about this state:

• 3DPsyche's color: Navi
• Topographic Map area: Garden
• MBTI approximation: *NFP

I would like to roam between the garden, auditorium and sanctuary.

 

The best concept to describe the focus of this state is Feeling.

It is the state of sensibility and affection. It represents a psyche that is physically and rationally relaxed, but emotionally tense. We are in this state when our actions and decisions are dictated around our feelings, and when we are taken over or captivated by appreciations that escape our reason and exalt our ideas, senses or actions.
By definition, this is the state of focus in abstraction, instinction and valuation. Its main characteristic is valuing our inspiration and empathy to determine emotional bonds, and avoiding physical and rational stress. This offers us the ability to feel an unavoidable connection or rejection, love or phobia, for things and ideas. These values seem to escape our senses or reason.

Archetype: Poet

People who have a strong tendency to this state focus on their feelings and their inner life. They are likely to create strong bonds and rejections, developing clear ideas of what is beautiful and ugly, good or bad. In fact, their world tends to find meaning through their passion, desires or fears. They do not have interest for industry or activities that deviate from their passion. But they derive tremendous joy from executing activities, or appreciating things; if these carry their values, the pleasure is intensified. This tendency to form connections, fascination and pleasure has a delicate line when it points to things that may oppose their morals; this could have them looking for constant reaffirmation.People that are strongly sentimental create strong connections with those that share their passions, and develop admiration for those who embody them. They maintain emotional bonds with distant and even lost ones or things. They are respectful of moral values, but do not tend to rationalize them. Judgment and wisdom is intuitive for them. They look to rest only when things feel right, blessed or good. They tend to get involved in activities passionately.

Tendencies towards introversion:

• Abstraction cultivates timidity and awkwardness; prompting self-reliance.
• Instinction cultivates arbitratity and rebelliousness; prompting self-confidence.
• Valuation cultivates particularities and sensibility; prompting self-absorption.

More references about this state:

• 3DPsyche's color: Blue
• Topographic Map area: Auditorium
• MBTI approximation: INFP

I am most definitely not an extrovert but an interesting way of translating my daily score. I also like the forest.

I seem to get along best with the abstraction/conceptual/valuation crowd. I think it has to do with the fact that they see the world much the same way I do and are generally pretty considerate emotionally.