Discover Your True Type!
- Outlines numerous tips and strategies for identifying your true personality type
- Provides in-depth descriptions of all the personality preferences (e.g., I, N, F, P) and functions (e.g., Fi, Ne)
- Includes a comprehensive personality assessment designed to clarify your preferences and functions
- Addresses frequently asked questions such as: Is it possible to be an “x” type, to have no true preference at all (e.g., INFx)?
- Identifies and explains common “mistypings” (e.g., why Ps might test as Js)
Learn More about Your Type!
- Features our in-depth profiles of the 16 personality types, including expanded descriptions of the INFP, INFJ, and INTJ types
- Explores the four functions (e.g., Ni, Fe, Ti, Se) of each type, as well as the dynamics and interplay among them
- Provides insight regarding each type’s inferior function struggles along with potential solutions
- Offers clear explanations of type theory and its implications for personal growth and self-understanding
- Examines the course of type development and integration for each personality type
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#1 INTP Book Worldwide!
- Features a function-by-function (i.e., Ti, Ne, Si, Fe) analysis of the INTP personality type
- Explores INTPs’ typical course of growth and personality development across the lifespan
- Analyzes INTPs’ career struggles and the suitability of various careers and majors for this type
- Examines INTP relationships and prospective compatibility with other personality types
- Compares and contrasts INTPs to similar personality types such as the INTJ, ENTP, INFP, etc.
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Explore INTPs’ Deepest Concerns
- Builds on the foundations laid in Dr. Drenth’s first INTP book
- Explores INTPs’ quest to understand and clarify their essential self, life purpose, and core philosophy
- Examines the nature of INTPs’ four functions and how they influence INTPs’ approach to life
- Investigates the role of energy, meaning, and ideas in the INTP quest
- Elaborates INTPs’ philosophical bent, including the types of concepts, thinkers, and philosophies they are drawn to
- Unpacks INTPs’ existential struggles along with paths to growth and integration
