my typology

ENFP

myers-briggs type indicatorThis system relies on the Jungian theory of Cognitive Functions and your usage of them. Types are represented by 4 letters, each slot having 2 possible variants. The letters (and what they stand for) are not meant to be taken at face value, rather they are meant to be used as a guide to your dominant functions.

E - extroverted
N - intuitive
F - feeling
P - percievingdominant Ne - broadly explores ideas, connections, and possibilities; "brainstorming"; open, curious, and creative)
auxiliary Fi - reflects on personal feelings and values; champions authenticity and individuality; drawn to nature, children, and animals
tertiary Te - rationally structures ideas, things, and processes; consults established methods and data in research and decision-making
inferior Si - stabilizes beliefs, decisions, and behavior by drawing on past experiences and instruction; embraces the "tried and true"

7w6

enneagramThis system relies on the Riso-Hudson Enneagram theory consisting of 9 distinct types. Represented in a wheel formation, each type has a corresponding "growth" and "stress" type. Wings of the neighboring types also exist, creating middle ground between types.

type 7 - Sevens are extroverted, optimistic, versatile, and spontaneous. Playful, high-spirited, and practical, they can also misapply their many talents, becoming over-extended, scattered, and undisciplined. They constantly seek new and exciting experiences, but can become distracted and exhausted by staying on the go. They typically have problems with impatience and impulsiveness.wing 6 - Inherits discipline, organizational skills and generosity from type 6, already existent high levels of energy get combined with the steadiness and foresight of type 6 to increase productivity

so/sx/sp

instinctual variantThis is a sub-type of the enneagram system, which determines your "stack" of the 3 instinctual variants (social, sexual, self preservation). Tests aren't particularly helpful for this system, so I've included one test and two additional resources for determining your own stack.

so/sx - very strong one to one social skills, but is usually uncomfortable in group settings; enjoy cultivating multiple relationships, and can be intensely involved when in the presence of someone they are interested in, but have difficulty sustaining these bonds when apart; flighty and rootless, willing to adapt and mirror others in order to connect, but lacking a defined approach that would give their relationships a more solid standing; may have political interests, but are generally more pragmatic and less partisan than the other social variant; often attuned to pop culture and the latest trends; motivation is to create lasting connections with those they are interested in – the “best friend.”

279

tritypeBased on the enneagram typing system, your Tritype determines your stack of types from the three triads. Each Tritype draws one type from the head triad (5,6,7), heart triad (2,3,4) and gut triad (8,9,1). They are organized in a hierarchal fashion, each combination of types having 3 possible stack formations.

279 - caring, innovative, accepting, helpful, upbeat and peaceful. Very kind and tend to see the best in others, focusing on easy and comfortable ways of relating. Hates conflict and/or strife and uses sense of humor to smooth out difficulties. Life mission is to create and promote smooth and harmonic ways to handle conflict. Happiest when they can ease tension and help others get along with one another. Can be so identified with keeping life free of conflict and negativity that they may turn a blind eye to conflicts that need to be managed as opportunities for change. More than any other tritype, they need peace and positive relating to experience a sense of being, extremely uncomfortable with negativity in relationships.

sanguine

temperamentThe 4 temperaments are based on the 4 "Humors" used in ancient Greek medicine. Humors refer to bodily fluids; blood, black bile, yellow bile, and phlegm. A form of this system was also used by Ivan Pavlov to classify dogs as weak (melancholic), strong unbalanced (choleric), strong balanced slow (phlegmatic), and strong balanced mobile (sanguine).

sanguine - lively, optimistic, buoyant, and carefree. They love adventure and have high risk tolerance. Typically poor at tolerating boredom and will seek variety and entertainment. Prone to pleasure-seeking behaviors, likely to struggle with addictions. Constant cravings can lead to overeating and weight problems. Very creative and can become great artists. Fantastic entertainers and will do well if they choose careers in the entertainment industry. Very autonomous and unconventional, trust their impulses and take risks. Not fans of commitments, and it is often impossible to rely on them in critical life situations.

EVLF

attitudinal psycheThe Attitudinal Psyche system utilizes the 4 aspects of Volition, Logic, Physics, and Emotion. It creates an "attitude" towards each aspect by placing it in one of the 4 positions; Confident, Flexible, Insecure, and Unbothered. Each potion does not denote the strength of the aspect, but rather how much mental energy you are willing to devote to it.(only could find one test, sorry!)

EVLF - most interested in inspiring themselves and others through novel thought and intricate ideas. Appears to be protecting their right to muse and wonder through remaining highly focused on systematizing information in a way that stimulates curiosity and new personal emotional discoveries. May come off energetic, lively, emotionally forward, spiritual, unpredictable, moody, and sometimes flighty, especially if others criticize the knowledge they choose to share. Seems to want control over their identity through inventiveness, sharing their creativity, and feeling a sense of comfort or completeness in how they understand the mechanisms of reality.

IEE-Ne

sociotypeThis system is essentially a synthesis of Jung's work on psychological types and Kepinski's work on information metabolism. It is based around the "Model A psyche", consisting of 4 blocks with 2 functions each. If you're interested, I recommend looking at the Model A chart on sociotype.com as it is very informative and easy to digest (this is my personal favorite typology system lol).

ego block
leading : extroverted intuition
creative : introverted ethics
super-ego block
role : extroverted sensing
vulnerable : introverted logic
super-id block
suggestive : introverted sensing
mobilizing : extroverted logic
id block
ignoring : introverted intuition
demonstrative : extroverted ethicsNe subtype (rated 1) -
Internally focused and at the same time disseminated, they’re inclined to unexpected contrasts of behaviour. Thoughtful and impulsive, optimistic and suppressed, timid and energetic, they provide various impressions. Try to be affable with everything, aspire to understand and favor everyone with a smile.

SCUAI

global 5The Global 5 test is similar to the Big 5 personality traits, which are the "primary colors" of traits in the sense that all possible personality traits are derived in some way from one of the 5. depending on whether you are in the upper or lower 50th percentile, scores are classified as one of the two variants of each trait.

S- social (feel at ease interacting with to others)
C - calm (maintain level emotions)
U - unstructured (scattered)
A - accommodating (live for others)
I - inquisitive (always want to know more)extroversion - 92%
emotional stability - 66%
agreeableness - 93%
orderliness - 12%
intellect/imagination - 70%