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Deokbae Choi mbtiパーソナリティタイプ

Deokbae Choi mbtiパーソナリティタイプ

Deokbae Choiパーソナリティタイプ

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"Deokbae Choiはどのような性格タイプですか？ Deokbae Choiは、ENTJ in MBTI、 - - in Enneagram、SCOEI in Big 5、LSI in socionics のパーソナリティタイプです。"

he is 1 core: --> Passion: Anger The passion of Anger/Resentment causes the One to be judgmental and critical, as they are constantly frustrated with themselves and the world for not living up to their high standards of perfection and correctness. --> Trait Structure: • Anger: resentment at failure to meet their perfectionistic standards, vehement "righteous indignation", largely unexpressed hatefulness • Criticality: fault-finding, making others feel guilty or awkward, constructive intent, moral reproach, accusation of imperfection, prejudice toward outgroups • Demandingness: vindictive over-assertiveness, disciplinarian, inhibition of spontaneity and the pursuit of pleasure, exacting hard work and excellence, sermonizing, preaching, teaching, need to "manicure" the environment. • Dominance: autocratic, dignified assertiveness, aristocratic self-concept, superior and condescending, disdainful and patronizing, entitlement on the basis of high standards--diligence, intelligence, family background, etc. • Perfectionism: pursuit of mastery, endorsement of an authority (often abstract, like social norms or an office), orientation toward "Law and Order", vehement interest in principles/morals/ideals, striving to be better, harshly critical of oneself, believing one's intentions are virtuous and therefore excusing bad behaviors, hypocritical • Over-Control: difficulty to function in non-structured situations, logical and methodical (thoughts are rule-bound), blocking of emotional expression, alienation from emotional experience • Self-Criticism: inability to accept oneself, self-vilification, chronic emotional frustration, need to try harder in pursuit of worthiness • Discipline: hardworking, over-serious, postponement of pleasure and natural impulses, opposition to pleasure and the "play" instinct