I use it quite a lot. It totally permeates how I think about people. But I am not at all evangelistic.
In my limited experience, NFs are more likely to view it positively than NTs, but the NTs that do get into it get much further into it.
It occurs to me that my friends and I seem to span a very limited range of the MBTI.
Yeah - just about everything that involves self-selection attracts a population sample that is nothing like the general population. My LJ friends list consists almost entirely of INTs.
Is there a particular reason why computing doesn't seem to attract many S types, for example?
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Date: 2007-10-23 03:21 am (UTC)In my limited experience, NFs are more likely to view it positively than NTs, but the NTs that do get into it get much further into it.
It occurs to me that my friends and I seem to span a very limited range of the MBTI.
Yeah - just about everything that involves self-selection attracts a population sample that is nothing like the general population. My LJ friends list consists almost entirely of INTs.
Is there a particular reason why computing doesn't seem to attract many S types, for example?
It's rather abstract. :)