TypeHumanist (EII)
infj δ
Kindness, Tolerance, Guilt, but Vulnerability
Description
Top Strengths
- High conscientiousness
- Empathy for suffering
- Conflict resolution
- Loyalty
- Ethical behavior
- Patience
Top Weaknesses
- Anxious
- Indecisive
- Slow
- Fearful
- Low stress tolerance
- Guilt-prone
- Physically weak
Top 10 Careers
- Mediator/Arbitrator
- Counselor (grief, trauma)
- Ethical Compliance Officer
- Victim Advocate
- Conflict Resolution Specialist
- Restorative Justice Coordinator
- Social Services Caseworker
- Mental Health Support Worker
- Patient Advocate
- Community Liaison
General Description
Their core characteristic is deep compassion and empathy for others. They are sensitive to people's emotions and genuinely responsive to their distress. A natural peacemaker, they seek to avoid and de-escalate conflicts, preferring compromise and harmony. They listen attentively and are always willing to help those who ask. Their respect for others' rights and dignity is unwavering, and they have an aversion to violence and aggression.
They are highly conscientious, responsible, and disciplined, though they work at a slower, more measured pace. Their cautious and careful nature makes them averse to risk and stress. They strongly prefer quiet, predictable environments and feel uncomfortable in demanding or fast-paced situations.
Psychologically vulnerable and insecure, they are sensitive to criticism and heavily dependent on others' opinions for validation. They experience frequent anxiety, self-doubt, and guilt, even when unwarranted. They struggle with decisiveness, often agonizing over choices and fearing potential negative outcomes. Social situations can be challenging, as they worry about awkwardness, judgment, and damaging relationships.
They are highly compliant and conforming, rarely opposing the majority or established norms. Their non-confrontational nature and difficulty refusing requests mean their kindness can be exploited. They tend to dwell on past mistakes and emotional memories, struggling to let go of regrets and embarrassing moments. Under stress, they may experience physical reactions and become quickly exhausted, performing poorly when rapid responses are required.