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    Quote Originally Posted by Pookie View Post
    You know most IEIs type as 4s. The scoreboard doesnt lie.
    It is not the base function in IEI though. Do many EIE or ESE type themselves 4 or 5? The EIE and ESE I know irl are 3s, 7s, or 1s for core type. My ESE sister may be be a 2w3. 3w2, or 7w6. core. I wrote it down somewhere and forgot what I was leaning toward. Tritype most likely one of these, 279, 369 or 379. Only considering 6 as part of her tritype since she can be a bit phobic/anxious but not when jumping out of planes, drinking alcohol mixed with water, in Mexico, or cliff diving so probably more 7 in her than 6 so 6 as a wing perhaps.

    as a creative (2nd) function (SEI and IEI)

    The person is sensitive to the emotional atmosphere around him, either from an individual, or a group, or even from inanimate objects such as the landscape, the state of the physical environment he happens to be in, or his own emotional associations with the place or people around him. A positive emotional atmophere is essential for his sense of well being and inner peace, and he either tries to promote it himself by directly influencing it around him, or by simply moving away from the environment or the people causing a negative emotional environment in his view.

    For the SEI, this takes an on-the-spot aspect and is reflected in cracking jokes, trying to make people laugh, or simply moving away from people he perceives as affecting him negatively. For the IEI, this takes a longer-term perspective; so the focus, rather than being on the immediate emotional environment, is on the perceived longer-term emotional state of others towards the individual, and is reflected in trying to be on good terms with those he interacts with or seeking distance or protection from, or "preventively" attacking, those he sees as irremediably hostile emotionally.
    as a base (1st) function (ESE and EIE)

    The individual is always in tune to the emotional flow surrounding him, and responds to it spontaneously and directly. He seeks out and creates activities where people are totally engaged in what they are doing. Something's value is directly tied to how much it arouses his or another's passion.

    He is highly proactive about steering the emotional flow in the direction he himself considers ideal to a given situation. He may, for example, try to cheer people with jokes if he sees that they are too gloomy or, conversely, to get people to be serious and concentrated if they are too carefree during a crisis situation. Nevertheless, he believes emotions should be expressed as honestly as possible.
    Edit: I looked up 369 and I can scratch that from the options. She is pretty fearless. Way more fearless than me actually. I would not do half the things she has and she has no problem exploring new places on her own.These days I just stay in the hotel and read, or look up local stuff on the internet, if I am left alone in an unfamiliar place. If I go somewhere it would be to meet up with people I know or some place local for food. I am not into exploring alone the way she is.

    I also wouldn't feel like I missed something if I didn't visit every attraction. Even when I lived in NYC I would go to clubs where I already knew everyone. She is a bartender and likes to check out local clubs that she has read about and will go in all alone and have a dozen friends in five minutes.

    https://waysofwisdom.wordpress.com/2...ypes-with-a-3/
    Last edited by Aylen; 03-22-2015 at 01:35 PM.

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