Can INTJ change to INFJ?

Both INTJs and INFJs can develop them. That being said, the question implies that you’re more likely to be an INTJ. The question actually presents a false dichotomy. I am not an emotional person and I prefer to be logical and rational.

What does it mean when your MBTI keeps changing?

Other factors that can cause differing MBTI results Other factors can impact your results, just like with any psychological self-assessment, such as your current mood, stress levels, tiredness, and focus.

What INTJ thinks of INFJ?

INTJs should invite INFJs to share their thoughts and feelings; they need to be considerate and accepting of INFJs’ emotions. INFJs should try to address conflict rationally; they need to remain calm and level-headed, expressing themselves honestly.

What happens to an INTJ in their 20s?

So at this age, we would see thinking start to develop more. The INTJ would become more objectively logical with their intuitions, more decisive, and organized. During the 20s, 30s, and 40s, the tertiary function develops (as the dominant and auxiliary function continue developing).

Can your Myers-Briggs® personality type change over time?

Can Your Myers-Briggs® Personality Type Change Over Time? According to Myers-Briggs theory, your personality type is inborn, and it doesn’t change. However, the way you exhibit your type WILL change (and should) as you go through life.

What is the tertiary function of the INTJ?

During the 20s, 30s, and 40s, the tertiary function develops (as the dominant and auxiliary function continue developing). The INTJ would now start to become more concerned with discovering their individual ethics.

When do intjs start to develop their intuition?

From birth to about age 7, the dominant function develops. So a very young INTJ would be wholly immersed in developing introverted intuition. We might not see much thinking, feeling, or sensing at a young age (although they would still be in use, just underdeveloped).