INTP Traits - "The Thinkers"
Extremely imaginative, creative and ingenious
Tend to be highly intelligent
Generally laid-back and easy-going
The love and affection they feel for those close to them is often childlike in its purity
Enthusiastic in their approach to things that interest them
Not personally threatened by conflict or criticism
Not demanding, have simple needs
Interested in how things can be improved or what they can be turned into
Great at analyzing problems, identifying patterns, and coming up with logical explanations/solutions
Live primarily inside their minds
Always seeking a higher understanding
Value knowledge above all else
Minds are constantly active, working to generate new theories or disprove existing ones
Are questioning and skeptical of existing ārulesā and popular opinions and define their own approaches
Analytical, objective and theoretical
Love new ideas and theories and discussing concepts with others
Have no desire to control others
Very tolerant and flexible in most situations
Have firmly held beliefs that they with staunchly stand up for
Can be very shy when meeting new people, but are usually gregarious and confident around those they know well
Base decisions on logic and objectivity
Value the succinct, correct expression of ideas and facts
Will not tailor what they believe to be the truth while expressing it to others
Independent, unconventional and original
Often brave and pioneering
Unlikely to strive for traditional goals such as popularity or security
Usually complex individuals
Can be restless and temperamental
Can be scatterbrained, disorganized, absent-minded
May seem dreamy and distant to others because of how much time they spend in their heads
Not naturally in tune with the feelings of others ā can be slow to respond to emotional needs
Not naturally good at expressing their feelings
Tendency to be suspicious and distrusting of others
Not naturally good with practical, day-to-day matters
Tendency to have difficulty leaving unhealthy relationships
Tend to either ignore conflict situations or blow up in heated anger in response to them
Hate working on routine tasks
May be prone towards social rebellion
May be prone to feelings of over self-importance
May become overly critical, sarcastic and cynical
May need to work on expressing their well-developed theories in a way that is understandable to others
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