MYERS-BRIGGS ASSESSMENT

Myers-Briggs Assessment

Myers-Briggs Assessment

Characteristics of ISFJ

They feel comfortable in situations defined rules and traditional, covering the needs for support and help from others, mainly in the practical, direct and relational warmth. They are very compassionate, loyal and considerate, and family and community environments they like above all others, for which spare no sacrifices.

Where someone close needs support, companionship, there will be, full feeling in that role. Your need to be needed is the promise of life, beginning with those closest and intimate, but can be extended to a broader service work, general and impersonal. It is not uncommon that many nuns belong to this type.

Small children are good, diligent and obedient, docile with their parents and authority, complacent and concerned about providing their service and to keep others happy. If you are asked to match the scale of sense and order, they will not fear for any sacrifice in pursuit of the other meet that requirement is so important to them.

They need security and a certain routine around. The permanence of the people and things, the establishments of relational order are basic to them, because their biggest fear is being abandoned and quit.

They like traditional celebrations such as birthdays and popular festivities, and organized meetings in restaurants and places like that, conventional. These ritual acts are addressed by the ISFJ with devotion, even solemnity. At such times, are very aware of everything happening around them, for they serve to corroborate their findings on the behavior and character of others in reference to a conventional framework. An outburst or an eccentricity at a "solemn" in this category is something that hits much to the ISFJ. They are usually quiet and serious, and do not like losing his composure. They are attracted to dressing well and decoration.

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