What is the Myers Briggs personality type for each Harry Potter house?
[2023-09-11 18:47:29]
I am interested in psychology, MBTI (the theory about http://16personalities.com) and Hogwarts House. I noticed some commonalities, I lied, I said that I have not asked at least the same question.
Still, these are different models. Myers-Briggs decided "How to work", and Hogwarts' home is more about why you work, so in theory each individuality is suitable for any Hogwarts house
Still, this is what I noticed (based on my own investigation, observation, and experience)
- Gryffindor: brave, bold, and bold. Alligns and MBTI's "Explorer" group (xSxP) are nearly perfect. They are impulsive, acting now and now, but they do not have much vision for the future.
- Hufflepuff: Compatible with "Sentinals" (xSxJ). They are faithful, fair and hard working hard. The same thing applies to Sentinals as it respects stability and tradition. It means understanding what they already have and making the most of it (applicable to work, friends, lifestyle).
- Ravenclaw: Ravenclaw is the most difficult to determine because its value is "intelligence, knowledge, wit" and anyone can evaluate it. For the "analyst" MBTI group (xNTx), which emphasizes logic and wisdom, they are still working very well. This makes sense because Sherlock, Tony Stark, Thyrion Lannister, and other characters are not only analysts but also Ravenclaws.
Srizarin: Uh, this is a little troublesome. Srizarin emphasizes "ambition, jealousy, wit" but it is itself a good value, but feeling that the stereotype of the house and the depiction of Harry Potter respects "power, narcissism, and influence" I will. As most diplomats I know are Slytherin, I would like to tell you that Slytherin fits very well with their "diplomatic" personality organization (xNFx). Diplomats are usually very ambitious as they developed the world and their own "perfect vision" they often follow. However, I think that (xNxJ) is probably Slytherin because of the dark depiction and the "thinking" function commonly seen in books and movies. N (visual) + J (planing) = ambition
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