1-4-7 "The Repressed" ~ MBTI, Enneagram, and Socionics Personality Type

1-4-7 "The Repressed"

Alternative Tritype

function

ennea

variant

socio

psycho

INFJ 2

ENFP 1

4w3 1

4w5 1

sp/so 2

so/sx 1

EIE 1

ELVF 1

public myers-briggs votes

(20/07/22 05:33) Diobono: INFJ

(20/07/22 02:01) tch: INFJ

(20/05/26 15:33) Vendrah: INFJ

(20/04/28 11:19) LadyX: INFJ

(20/04/29 18:00) Tman: ENFP

public function votes

(20/07/22 02:02) tch: INFJ

(20/05/26 15:33) Vendrah: INFJ

(20/04/27 21:54) Tman: ENFP

public enneagram votes

(20/04/28 11:19) LadyX: 4w5

(20/04/27 21:53) Tman: 4w3

public instinctual variant votes

(20/07/22 05:33) Diobono: so/sx

(20/04/28 11:19) LadyX: sp/so

(20/04/28 13:13) Tman: sp/so

public tritype® votes

(20/04/28 11:19) LadyX: 417

(20/04/27 21:54) Tman: 417

public sociotype votes

(20/04/27 21:55) Tman: EIE

public psychosophy votes

(20/04/28 13:13) Tman: ELVF

public hexaco votes

strawberry crisis enfp 7

I should probably make it so that entry creators can edit their own entries

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2020-04-30 12:54:09pm (post #8132)

LadyX intp 5

re: 8124

You are correct. Since there generally are no crisp one-to-one matchings between MBTI and Enneatypes, various versions of subtypes described by the polls with caricatured names are able to distinguish them. I enjoy these polls - there would be no point in trying to define them if there were no diversity within the correlates.

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2020-04-29 10:56:25pm (post #8130)

TheMemphis

re: 8123

Perfect occasion to add a more accessible edit function.

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2020-04-29 10:11:26pm (post #8129)

strawberry crisis enfp 7

re: 8127

The answer was stupid but I wouldn't say the question was

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2020-04-29 06:33:59pm (post #8128)

Tman INTP 5w4/1w9/4w5 Sx/Sp ILI

re: 8126

Hey smartass, ask a stupid question get a stupid awnser :P!

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2020-04-29 06:18:28pm (post #8127)

strawberry crisis enfp 7

re: 8125

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2020-04-29 05:57:27pm (post #8126)

Tman INTP 5w4/1w9/4w5 Sx/Sp ILI

re: 8123

For me, it's simply a matter of wondering "what if tritype as we know it were to be like the alternative tritype, how would that effect my view of the more traditional tritype types."

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2020-04-29 05:19:04pm (post #8125)

Thyssen ILI
Not A Lurker Anymore

Well.
In the Alternative Enneagram polls, there are many different variations of the same thing on there(e.g. "9w8: The Cat", "9w8: The Last Option", "9w1: The Mystic", "9w1: The Forgotten").

I honestly don't know lol, but what I've noticed is that when, let's say, comparing different 9w1 polls, the votes(by basically the same users) usually differ on a lot of levels.
Like, for both of the 9w1 polls, LadyX has voted ISFP on one and ISFJ on the other(not calling out anyone, just using an example).

Maybe it's because of the differing names? They might come off as different ways of perceiving the said type, which would also explain the different votes.
It might also be there to remind people to vote for the entries again?

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2020-04-29 03:10:16pm (post #8124)

strawberry crisis enfp 7

What makes this "alternative tritype"?

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2020-04-29 01:10:24pm (post #8123)

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