Yamada Anna MBTI Personality Type
Personality
What personality type is Yamada Anna? Yamada Anna is an ENFJ personality type in MBTI, 7w6 - sx/so - 792 in Enneagram, SCUAI in Big 5, IEE in Socionics.
If you examine the dynamic she has with all the characters, people seem to be mistaking her misconstruing people's intentions and selectively pick out what she wants to see as proof of lacking Fe which is wrong. Judge not the outcome, but the original cognition of her behavior. Not picking up on details, or ignoring them is a symptom of tertiary Se. Zero personal values Dominant Fe (Light): Fe is motivated by a “We’re in it together” attitude, so ExFJs maintain good standing in their relationships and instinctively smooth out social discord, often influencing people to cooperate. They tend to be amiable, helpful, attentive, and supportive, willing to go the extra mile to ensure that people feel at ease. They are generally admired for their compassion or people skills when at their best. Inferior Ti (Dark): “If you’re not with me, you’re against me”. Since Fe dominants are usually very attuned to maintaining smooth interactions, at their worst, they disconnect from people and indulge critical/mean judgments. In low moments of weakness, they become lost in themselves or socially wary. Their frustrations usually involve: misconstruing people’s intentions, being unable to handle negative feedback or conflicts gracefully, or being too insecure/conforming/manipulative in their relationships. Ni-Se (ENxJ): Balanced Ni-Se should make an extravert more nuanced and thoughtful in how they approach people/problems in order to set the right objectives and aspirations. This prevents ENxJs from harmful overreach or wasting time with fruitless activities. However, a person can childishly resist Ni with tertiary Se that selectively picks out only what it wants to see in order to justify misguided beliefs. The result is pointless or hasty action that leads to self-inflicted failure or defeat. Tertiary Se often makes a person seem fun or energetic, which can easily be mistaken as Se dominant. However, tertiary Se often has an undercurrent of overreaction, more likely to be irritable and retaliatory when expectations get dashed by reality (due to higher Ni). Tertiary Se is more likely to distort/overlook important factual details or react poorly to unexpected change (than dominant Se). These negative conditions gradually open the door for inferior Fi/Ti to wreak havoc through intense inner turmoil or confusion. Fi-Te (ExFP): Balanced Fi-Te should make an extravert more ethical and honorable in how they make decisions in order to avoid unhealthy or sabotaging behaviors. This prevents ExFPs from being too spontaneous and making an endless series of mistakes. However, a person can childishly resist Fi with tertiary Te to obtain immediate but superficial gratification. The result is unethical or destructive behavior that leads to self-inflicted pain and suffering. Tertiary Te often makes a person seem determined or commanding, which can easily be mistaken as Te dominant. However, tertiary Te often has a desperate bent, more likely to be aggressive/controlling as a means to make up for some underlying sense of inadequacy or to band-aid over unpleasant feelings (due to higher Fi). Tertiary Te is more likely to produce unnecessary setbacks or unintended consequences (than dominant Te). These negative conditions gradually open the door for inferior Ni/Si to wreak havoc via paranoid or neurotic behavior. Dominant Ne : Ne is motivated by a “That’s a great idea!” attitude, so ENxPs explore interesting ideas and possibilities, displaying a sense of excitement/urgency when they want to pursue a new possibility or bring a good idea to fruition. They tend to be imaginative, inventive, and optimistic, wanting to maintain the freedom to go where ideas go. They are generally admired for their good humor or creativity when at their best. Inferior Si : “If only…” Since Ne dominants are usually very open-minded and willing to explore new ideas, at their worst, they are unable to visualize positive possibilities and grossly exaggerate negativity or regret, perhaps feeling as though held back by a lifetime of problems/failure. In low moments of weakness, they become heavily fixated on details of the past, unable to move forward. Their frustrations usually involve: not having good ideas or not knowing how to prioritize/realize the best ideas, carelessness with details that leads to failure, or feeling restricted such that they lack inspiration/hope for long periods. ExFJ: As main characters, Fe doms are usually helpful or nurturing, they keep an eye on everyone, they don’t like when people are left behind or put down. ENFJs tend to be more idealistic in their goals for how to make people, relationships, or society better overall (Ni-aux). As minor characters, Fe doms are often the ones who step up to offer moral and emotional support, perhaps providing the needed confidence boost to reach the end goal. As main characters, ENFPs tend to be more concerned about advocating for change along their personal values (Fi-aux) and tend to be hopeful.
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