Muchly hated and contested convention. One easily misused and misunderstood. I will say… All introverts know they are introverts All those introspective figu

Muchly hated and contested convention. One easily misused and misunderstood. I will say… All introverts know they are introverts All those introspective figure out they are introspective (by full psychological maturity.) All thinkers know they’re thinkers (and not feelers.) Although… Introverts can learn to “socialize” and even extroverts sometimes need to be “alone.” Thinkers can feel and there are a lot of intelligent “emotes”. Rather than a pseudo-astrological reading, after ~two decades contemplating psychological temperaments (and their cognitive strategies) I have had these revelations: The most common important characteristics in group dynamics are N/S and J/P. These are as our “IO”. Those who introspect relate using abstract internal systems of rules and those who are extrospective are more keen toward empirical details. Those who are “J”udging enact in abstract ways, and those “P”erceiving affect literal changes (these are the most poorly named.) Other attributes are dynamic enough to be changed or augmented by effort (our versatile selves.) This system reveals who communicates well with who (J=>N; P=>S), thus why some people can talk and talk and talk and not “relate” to certain others (NJ’s and SP’s will forever psychologically misalign.) Not to be used to qualify who can get a particular job done, as our mind’s “convolution strategies” allow every obstacle to be solved through determination and resourcefulness.