Professor MBTI Personality Type
Personality
What personality type is Professor? Professor is an ISTJ personality type in MBTI, 1w9 - so/sp - in Enneagram, RCOEN in Big 5, in Socionics.
"Professor" - ISTJ Self-Preservation One Si-Te (MBTI) Ti-Se (Socionics): Professor has a very mature and possess conscient views which in his cognition should be enforced, which are shared conceptions from social rules and codes. The worry in Professor is only shown when some of these rules are broken or questioned. Example: Writer: All your technology, all those blast furnaces, wheels, and suchlike hustle and bustle, so that people can work less and consume more, they're all crutches, artificial limbs. Mankind exists in order to - to create works of art. At least that's unselfish compared with all other human activities. Great illusions. Images of absolute truth. Are you listening to me, Professor? Professor: What unselfishness are you talking about? People keep dying of hunger. Have you been living on the moon? Writer : No one in the world has a conception about the Zone, so it'll be a sensation. Television, you lady fans getting hot flashes, people carrying brooms as if they were laurel wreaths. Then our professor appears all in whit and declaims, "Mene, mene. Tekel upharsin." Naturally, everyone gapes and shouts, "Give him the Nobel Prize!" Professor : You bedraggled hack writer. You homegrown psychologist. Fit only to scribble graffiti in lavatories, you talentless clod. Self-Preservation One: Ichazo called anguish to the passion characteristic of the one conservation. However, he preferred to use the word worry. It could be said, in fact, that in this type of person concern is a real passion. And it's not just behavior that can be described as worrying too much — or even feeling a need to worry — but they worry about things that are okay, and sometimes spoil what they touch by trying to fix what doesn't need fixing. This need to worry can be understood as an exaggerated need for foresight and to have everything under control, in turn motivated by a fear that its survival or conservation will be threatened.
