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Justin Briner MBTI 성격 유형

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"Justin Briner은 어떤 성격 유형입니까? Justin Briner은 mbti의 INFJ 성격 유형입니다. enneagram의 6w7 - so/sx - , big 5의 SLUAI, socionics의 IEI입니다."

Most obvious INFJ, don't know why there are so many ENFP votes. Possibly the quintessential INFJ. The ultimate INFJ. When describing his path to becoming a voice actor, Justin always says that he had a "feeling" that he wanted to be an entertainer of some kind since he was young. He didn't actively think about it, he just had that inner sense of purpose. He forms conclusions by connecting patterns into one greater idea; he often describes a desire to understand how things relate and connect to one another. He seeks to understand the deeper meaning of everything. He does not spend much time exploring new ideas or possibilities, but rather zeroes in onto one idea and sticks with that. His conversation style is really straightforward and you don't typically see him go on a tangent or bring up a random idea. His dominant Ni is rather evident, I see no Ne within him at all. Being silly sometimes is not Ne. A Ne dom would have spent far more time exploring various career paths. When Justin gets asked what career he would've chosen if acting wasn't an option, he always looks like he's making something up on the spot because it's genuinely something he hasn't considered before. Not a Ne dom. Justin is deeply in tune with the emotions of others around him. He is willing to compromise his own feelings and boundaries to maintain harmony with his community. He has a desire to fit in, and his morals are drawn from external principles and consideration for how his actions affect those around him. A Fi user would never spontaneously change their viewpoint for the sake of appeasing fans the way Justin does. His usual answer to ship questions is "my favorite ship is whichever your favorite ship is." Clearly, he's got auxiliary Fe. Justin seeks logical consistency with his ideas. This is not a particularly strong function of his, and it is mostly used to support the conclusions that he comes to with Ni and Fe. Typically, he uses Ni and Fe to come to a conclusion FIRST, and then uses Ti to refine that idea and explain it to people. He focuses on theories and understanding rather than efficiency or hard data. (He has tertiary Ti, not tertiary Te) This is a quote directly from him that explain his inferior Se better than I could put into words: "Pretty much exactly that, when you have to deal with extremes of emotions, like utter despondence or something — and you give it everything, you give it the 110%, and you feel very in the moment there, and then you hear from the booth: 'We need a little slower, please? Let's roll back in for it.' And you're like, okay, let me just make these calculations, and then be really sad again! So it's hard to live in that space for too long. Sometimes I leave the booth and I'm like, I gotta go stare at a wall for five minutes." So, there's a noticeable disconnect with the external environment, and a heavy preference for viewing the world through his intuition. He has also mentioned on multiple occasions that he struggles with inertia and wishes to become more spontaneous; therefore, inferior Se. The only way someone could possibly come to the conclusion that Justin Briner is an ENFP is through letter typing, but even then, he is obviously an introvert. His Fe makes it easy to mistake him for an extrovert in a 1:1 conversation but in a group setting he is noticeably quiet and introspective. That's the classic social chameleon-ism of the INFJ. I also need to address the singular ENFJ voter. ENFJ Justin is a lot more understandable than ENFP but it's still incorrect if you know anything about him. To deduce whether he's ENFJ or INFJ, we need to figure out if he's Fe-Ni or Ni-Fe, so essentially we must unpack the order of his functions. It's actually better to look at inferior functions to make this distinction. ENFJs are Fe-Ni-Se-Ti, with Ti in the inferior position, meaning that understanding subjective logic is their weak point, while INFJs (Ni-Fe-Ti-Se) have tertiary Ti and instead struggle with their inferior Se, living in the moment and taking action. We have no reason to believe Justin struggles with logic, in fact his Ti is rather developed, but he has explicitly expressed his struggles with inertia and his desire to become more spontaneous, which is textbook inferior Se territory. Even putting that aside, Justin's clearly Ni-Fe and not Fe-Ni, since his Fe is used as a tool to support his Ni rather than the other way around. He's also socially introverted which is uncharacteristic of a Fe dom.