Ummmm. Ok.

 

 

When you practice your intuitive imagination, what it is about? *in general*

 

 

 

If you had to teach someone something, and they didn't understand, what would you do?

I'll assume those questions are directed at me, so I'll try to answer them.

 

Intuitive imagination... Not 100% sure what you mean by such, but when I'm just letting my mind wander, I tend to build stories. Sometimes these are completely constructed by me. Sometimes they're things I imagine might happen in stories I've read, after the books have ended.

 

If I'm teaching you something and you just can't seem to grasp it? I'd try a few different methods, and if none of them worked, I'd teach downward. This mean, instead of just say "Add 5 eight times for "Five times 8"" I would go something more like, "Ok, take "5" and then add "5" more. Now you've multiplied "5" by "2" because you added it twice. Now add "5" again..." etc... If that didn't work, I'd probably go ahead and just keep trying at other methods.

Ciao

I'll assume those questions are directed at me, so I'll try to answer them.

 

Intuitive imagination... Not 100% sure what you mean by such, but when I'm just letting my mind wander, I tend to build stories. Sometimes these are completely constructed by me. Sometimes they're things I imagine might happen in stories I've read, after the books have ended.

 

If I'm teaching you something and you just can't seem to grasp it? I'd try a few different methods, and if none of them worked, I'd teach downward. This mean, instead of just say "Add 5 eight times for "Five times 8"" I would go something more like, "Ok, take "5" and then add "5" more. Now you've multiplied "5" by "2" because you added it twice. Now add "5" again..." etc... If that didn't work, I'd probably go ahead and just keep trying at other methods.

Ciao

 

 

So you're an E, and an F, I'd say.

Eh, only sometimes. I like to look at all sides of a story, and try to get all the facts before I go and make a decision. As far as being an "E" the best way I heard it described is:

"Someone who's batteries get recharged by being in a crowd, party, or just hanging out with people."

Now, for an "I" it's usually:

"Someone who needs some quiet time alone, maybe with some music or a book to recharge their batteries."

 

I had a counselor at Spark the Wave who was an "E" but you would NEVER guess it. One of the other staff mentioned that he usually spends about half an hour or so each night just sitting with his iPod and reading.

 

Ciao

You may be an ENFP, like myself. We're known as the shy extroverts, our batteries tend to be drained much much quicker than other extraverts.

 

 

 

But of course I could be completely off, just trying to help out. :P

Much appreciated. If you could choose, what MBTI result would you pick as your favorite?

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I think people have an inclination to select the response that reflects their ideal self rather then an actual one. Just speculation.

I think people have an inclination to select the response that reflects their ideal self rather then an actual one. Just speculation.

Or at least responses that they think applies to their actual self.

Very very true, trust me. That's why I keep on changing my MBTI, because I want to be the type that I am, not what I want to be.

INFJ. Amazing how so much of the descriptions that fit :D