Which personality type reads the most books?

According to My Surveys, These are the Types That Read the Most Books:

• #1 – INFPs. According to the MBTI® Manual, INFPs are overrepresented in preferring reading as a leisure-time activity.
• #2 – INFJs.
• #3 – INTPs.
• #4 – ISTJs.
• #5 – ISFJs.
• #6 – INTJs.
• #7 – ENFJs.
• #8 – ENTJs.

Which MBTI is the loneliest?

ENFJs feel lonely when they have no one to share their hearts with, no one to connect with, and no meaningful or authentic relationships. For the ENFJ, making a meaningful difference in the world is central to who they are.

Which MBTI are bookworms?

INTJ. INTJs are the ultimate bookworms, since they love absorbing as much knowledge as possible. INTJs are always finding new things to read and dive into, and believe it is important to always be improving.

What personality type likes history?

ISTJ | History + Biography ISTJs are practical, responsible, and detail-oriented. They have a tendency to focus on the past. As such, history is a subject most ISTJs find fascinating.

Do INFJs like to read books?

Reading is by far one of the favorite pastimes of most INFJs (including myself). Books provide a respite from a weary world, an escape into the imagination, and, in some cases, helpful advice for the ups and downs of life.

Which MBTI type is happiest?

People with an ESFJ-type personality — which stands for Extroverted, Sensing, Feeling, Judging — are the most satisfied. In the chart below, a score of 5 represents the highest level of satisfaction possible, and a score of 1 indicates the lowest level of satisfaction.

What books should INTP read?

Book Recommendations for INTPs

• Steppenwolf by Hermann Hesse.
• Amiel’s Journal by Henri-Frederic Amiel,
• The Myth of Sisyphus and Other Essays by Albert Camus.
• So, You’re a Creative Genius…Now What?
• The Story of Philosophy by Will Durant.
• Beyond Good and Evil by Friedrich Nietzsche.

What personality type is Queen Elizabeth?

As an ISFJ, Queen Elizabeth tends to be humble, hard-working, and enthusiastic. Queen Elizabeth often focuses on making sure a job is done perfectly and likes to follow a specific approach.

Who is a famous Intj?

Famous INTJs include Hillary Clinton, Al Gore, Jane Austen, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Bill Gates, Dwight Eisenhower, Alan Greenspan, Ulysses S. Grant, Stephen Hawking, John Maynard Keynes, Ayn Rand, Isaac Asimov, Lewis Carroll, Cormac McCarthy, and Sir Isaac Newton.

What subjects do INFJs like?

For example, INFJs love music, art and books, feel other people’s emotions deeply and always feel driven to help. But they’re also often interested in psychology, neuroscience and other sciences, and enjoy reading about those subjects.

What kind of books do INFJs like?

Table of contents

• Why are INFJs drawn to these specific books?
• 10 Books Every INFJ Should Read. #1 – The Little Prince. #2 – The Divine Comedy. #3 – Brave New World. #4 – A Wrinkle in Time. #5 – Crime and Punishment. #6 – Man’s Search for Meaning. #7 – Never Let Me Go. #8 – And Then There Were None.
• What Are Your Thoughts?

What MBTI type has no empathy?

On the affirmative empathy scale, I would say INTJs are the least empathetic, while INFJ, ENFJ being the most empathetic (because of the Ni-Fe, Fe-Ni axis). On the cognitive empathy scale, I would say INFP, ExFP are the least empathetic, while INFJ, INTJ, ENTJ being the most empathetic.

Which MBTI type cries the most?

You may find them crying weeks later just remembering how traumatic that particular story was. Advocates (INFJ) agreed with our statement more than any other personality type (89%), making them the most likely to tear up while turning the pages of Old Yeller.

What is the saddest MBTI type?

ISFPs ranked highest in emotional exhaustion and depersonalization. They also ranked highest in reporting stress associated with finances and children. All of this information can be found in the MBTI® Manual – Fourth Edition and the MBTI® Manual – Third Edition.

What is the best book for MBTI?

Best MBTI books 1 My True Type: Clarifying Your Personalit 2 The 16 Personality Types: Profiles, Theo 3 Was That Really Me? How Everyday Stress 4 Please Understand Me II: Temperament, Ch 5 MBTI Manual: A Guide to the Development

Is the neocortex book Good for MBTI types?

In the book, Dr. Nardi shares his research and go in-depth into the 16 distinct regions of the neocortex (part of the mammalian brain). As this book is more scientific than most, not all MBTI type would find this book interesting or easy to read. However, NT temperament (such as INTJ) would probably enjoy this book.

Do online MBTI profiles teach you your type?

Most online MBTI profiles give you a general description of your MBTI type, but they don’t teach you what to do with it. This book not only explains the 16 personality types in depth, it gives you fresh perspectives on developing your type.

Do the MBTI questionnaires help you know your MBTI type?

You did the Myer Briggs test but every time you did it, you were given a different MBTI type! If this sounds like you, read this book. Answering the MBTI questionnaires may be a good start to knowing your MBTI type. However, for some, it might just add more confusion and lead to “mistyping”.