5 Differences Between INFP and INFJ Personality Types

Today's video offers an insightful comparison between these two intriguing personality types. Whether you identify as an INFJ or INFP, or are simply curious about their nuances, this video breaks down key distinctions. From their emotional processing to decision-making styles, understand the unique traits that set the INFJ and INFP types apart. A must-watch for anyone fascinated by personality psychology. #INFJ #INFP #PersonalityTypes #INFJvsINFP

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[jensmueller-pr]

I think I know the difference. It is much more complicated described than it is in reality. When a calculation is finished in the lawyer (intuition in your case), it is examined for “morality” in the INFJ. It stands relatively “empty” as information. Example, you ask your intuition for a technical solution. You get the answer and “eat” or “die” without explanation. The INFP works differently in the brain, he combines the “intuition calculation” with the external logic/communication. That means it is simply explained to you in the cortex. The INFJ doesn’t have that. The way I do it is that I simply give my information back to the lawyer (you call it intuition) in an intermediate step and ask for a logical explanation. Which then results in the INFP solution ^^. As any INFJ will confirm, the advocate's findings (your intuition) are more confusing than understandable. he is difficult to understand. Incidentally, this applies to everything. Be it that he talks, be it that he sends pictures, be it that he sends emotions. By the way, out of simple interest, in my experience the best communication is emotions, on a simple basis. This is the easiest to understand given the complexity of the results.

[jensmueller-pr]

I think I know the difference. It is much more complicated described than it is in reality. When a calculation is finished in the lawyer (intuition in your case), it is examined for “morality” in the INFJ. It stands relatively “empty” as information. Example, you ask your intuition for a technical solution. You get the answer and “eat” or “die” without explanation. The INFP works differently in the brain, he combines the “intuition calculation” with the external logic/communication. That means it is simply explained to you in the cortex. The INFJ doesn’t have that. The way I do it is that I simply give my information back to the lawyer (you call it intuition) in an intermediate step and ask for a logical explanation. Which then results in the INFP solution ^^. As any INFJ will confirm, the advocate's findings (your intuition) are more confusing than understandable. he is difficult to understand. Incidentally, this applies to everything. Be it that he talks, be it that he sends pictures, be it that he sends emotions. By the way, out of simple interest, in my experience the best communication is emotions, on a simple basis. This is the easiest to understand given the complexity of the results.