ESIs-ISFjs handling conflict and crisis situations

[yeves]

Don't know anything about E6, but when there is an emergency, I am focused like a laser beam on the problem and usually have great clarity of thought as to what needs to be done. I don't like it if there is an emergency and it is up to someone else to take action and they are deliberating slowly. I like fast and competent reactions.

the tunnel vision and laser beam focus are part of the fight-or-flight reaction in situations that involve a lot of stress. i remember they taught us this back in school in the gen ed. health class socionics typings aside, this works the same way for almost everyone. i could relate to most of what has been written in this thread about stress, and I don't even type ESI, which tells me that much of this isn't type related and is generic physiological reactions to stress.

[Iris]

the tunnel vision and laser beam focus are part of the fight-or-flight reaction in situations that involve a lot of stress. i remember they taught us this back in school in the gen ed. health class socionics typings aside, this works the same way for almost everyone. i could relate to most of what has been written in this thread about stress, and I don't even type ESI, which tells me that much of this isn't type related and is generic physiological reactions to stress.

Who knows? An IP type (not a sensor, for sure) whom I have known for years is hopeless in emergencies and usually does the opposite of what would be correct procedure. But another IP, my SEI sis in law, is the one I want by my side in an emergency, for sure.