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21 Mar 07

INFP - Jung Type Descriptions

  • creative, smart, idealist, loner, attracted to sad things, disorganized,
    avoidant, can be overwhelmed by unpleasant feelings, prone to quitting, prone to
    feelings of loneliness, ambivalent of the rules, solitary, daydreams about
    people to maintain a sense of closeness, focus on fantasies, acts without
    planning, low self confidence, emotionally moody, can feel defective, prone to
    lateness, likes esoteric things, wounded at the core, feels shame, frequently
    losing things, prone to sadness, prone to dreaming about a rescuer, disorderly,
    observer, easily distracted, does not like crowds, can act without thinking,
    private, can feel uncomfortable around others, familiar with the darkside,
    hermit, more likely to support marijuana legalization, can sabotage self, likes
    the rain, sometimes can't control fearful thoughts, prone to crying, prone to
    regret, attracted to the counter culture, can be submissive, prone to feeling
    discouraged, frequently second guesses self, not punctual, not always prepared,
    can feel victimized, prone to confusion, prone to irresponsibility, can be
    pessimistic
20 Mar 07

Scientist Finds the Beginnings of Morality in Primate Behavior - New York Times

  • Every species of ape and monkey has its own protocol for reconciliation after
    fights, Dr. de Waal has found. If two males fail to make up, female chimpanzees
    will often bring the rivals together, as if sensing that discord makes their
    community worse off and more vulnerable to attack by neighbors. Or they will
    head off a fight by taking stones out of the males’ hands.
  • Social living requires empathy, which is especially evident in chimpanzees, as
    well as ways of bringing internal hostilities to an end.
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