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"Don Bradman ประเภทบุคลิกภาพประเภทใด Don Bradman เป็นประเภทบุคลิกภาพ ISTJ ใน mbti, 1w9 - sp/so - ใน Enneagram, ใน Big 5, ใน Socionics"

I reckon that Don Bradman was an ISTJ, not an SP. Being a sportsman does not make one an SP, and SJ's can certainly use Se if they have to. I'd say that he was a 1w9 sp/so/sx. 1w9's are invariably ISTJ or INTJ, not SP. Bradman was known for being calm, composed and detached to the point of aloofness, and lacked the anxious responses of a 6. Like many 1w9's and INTJ's, Bradman liked to detach himself from the world, preferring a fairly solitary, serene existence rather than one which allowed him to bask in the adulation he received. He was also idealistic and progressive in some regards. As a captain and selector, he did introduce a more attacking style of play. As an administrator, he eventually accepted that the game had to be professionalised. His cricket writings were reasonably perceptive and insightful. So why isn't he an INTJ? For one thing, I couldn't see inferior Se in Bradman. He had no problem using his five senses or remaining 'in the zone', nor did he struggle with self-indulgent behaviour. In fact, he was focused and disciplined like the best Si-doms, both when training (being able to concentrate on batting for hours) and when off the field (was a non-drinker and non-smoker). However, traces of inferior Ne were present. For example, he came off as reluctant in many ways - not only to accept the adulation bestowed upon him, but also to accept change and teammates whom he perceived as non-traditional or non-conformist (being a WASP monarchist with a conservative lifestyle). He was not an Fi-dom. In fact, he combined the strict, exacting standards of a Te-aux (both on himself and others), with the loyal but somewhat selfish demeanour of a tert-Fi/PoLR-Fe user (apparently not being willing to buy his team drinks or share his money with others). He was an sp 1 first because of his parsimony and meticulousness and a social 1 second because of his time in administrative ('law enforcing') roles. ISTJ sp/so's are also common.

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Sir Donald George Bradman, also referred to as the Don, lived from the 17th of August 1928 until the 25th of February 2001. Don Bradman is widely referred to as the greatest batsman of all time, with the highest average test batting score of all time (99.94).