Cassandra Anderson tipo di personalità MBTI
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"Che tipo di personalità è Cassandra Anderson? Cassandra Anderson è un tipo di personalità INFJ in mbti, 6w5 - sp/so - in enneagram, RCUAI in big 5, in socionics."
Hey. INFJ 6w5 614 so/sp can play mind games, too. MBTI - Ni-Fe-Ti-Se —> Ni-Se: I’m not meaning to suggest that Cassandra Anderson is intuitive because of her psychic ability, but more so intuitive in how she went about using it, such as utilizing it to respond to suspicions about others, be it Kay’s intentions or the woman who was with the individual that Judge Dredd later ordered Anderson herself to execute; I feel that Anderson was natural at “making intuitive connections” and was “aspirational in wanting a sense of purpose”. —> Ni-Fe: There were a couple of instances of Anderson’s seeking to help respond positively to the emotions and positions of others, such as with the mother whose apartment complex the Judges entered to obtain information and then her releasing the computer expert on the understanding on his being a victim; she “[set] and [respected] appropriate emotional boundaries” and “[adapted] well in social situations.” —> Fe-Ti: Anderson’s primary struggle might’ve been in her ability to emotionally connect with others leaving her open to emotional exploitation by Kay, who sought to abuse Anderson’s psychic ability to show her his perverted desires; as such, Anderson possibly struggled with using “blame, control, or faulty beliefs to disown emotional insecurities.” ENNEAGRAM - 6w5 614 so/sp —> 6w5: There might have been some hints in the movie about Anderson questioning what she was getting herself into with the adamant lawfulness of the Judges, especially when it pertained to the treatment of criminals, there was the whole ordeal of Anderson having found out that she executed who was potentially the husband of an innocent Peach Trees denizen; Anderson was able to “rightly suspect that there [was] more going on in any given situation”, having wanted to know “what [lied] beneath.” —> 614: Perhaps Anderson’s prior self-perception of her own vigilance and attentiveness to danger towards the beginning of the movie was off-putting to Judge Dredd as it more so came off as her being not prepared for needing to do what was necessary for the job; maybe as a 614, Anderson was self-conscious about making “erroneous judgements and putting [herself] into hot waters”. —> so/sp: Like Judge Dredd, I feel that Anderson was instinctually fixated on contributing to the social sphere, as was possibly made evident in her response to Judge Dredd about her reasons for becoming a Judge, such as her wanting to make a difference in a community she grew up in; this “participation” brought Anderson a “sense of belonging”, that she was “welcomed” and what she did “[mattered]”. SOURCES —> Dredd film: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dredd —> MBTI: https://mbti-notes.tumblr.com/theory —> Enneagram Core Type: https://oceanmoonshine9.wordpress.com/sixes/ —> Tritype: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ugG0efCOevRBvzrYgZTL_6WkwgaKDOoY/view?usp=drivesdk —> Instincts: https://www.docdroid.net/QTXfwgk/hudson-subtypes-pdf#page=7 THOUGHTS —> The most interesting thing to me about Dredd, especially in terms of typology, was seeing how the differences in a 1/6 dynamic as it pertained to the law— 1 being outright the law and carrying it out with a gut-based drive, whereas 6 is a push-pull between following the law and questioning their position in relation to it. —> I guess I wished I got to learn more about Anderson’s being a mutant in Mega-One City; it was certainly cool to see how, uh, “progressive-ish” the hall of justice seemed to be with employing Anderson herself. —> That’s funny. INFJ 6w5 614 so/sp was gonna ask you that. B___h. Thanks.
