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Understanding the Objective Personality Animals

Objective Personality is an actor on the personality psychology stage, who, by building upon the already well established Myers-Briggs system, aims to give it more scientific credibility.  In their pursuit of objective typing OP have introduced some intriguing new concepts, which, combined, divides the original 16 MBTI types into a total of no less than 512 discrete types (32 subtypes to each original Myers-Briggs type). The first of these concepts - “ Jumping ” - changes the order in which we respect our cognitive functions (our second “savior” function is replaced by our third function) and effectively splits the original type into two.   The second concept (and focus of this article) is called the “ Animals ”. In essence, each of the four OP Animals (“Play”, “Blast”, “Consume” and “Sleep”) is a duo of cognitive functions working together to create a behavior.  The order in which we exhibit these four behaviors further divides the two parent subtypes - let's call...
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INFJ Jumper

What, exactly, is the difference between a Standard  INFJ  and the subtype  Objective Personality  has chosen to call a " Jumper "? In what way will respecting  Introverted Thinking  over  Extraverted Feeling  affect the traits and behaviors of the  INFJ ? This article will unravel the hazy intricacies of the INFJ Jump. It will take you all the way from take-off to landing. You say "Jump" and we say "where to?" and "where from?" and possibly also "how far?"... Where did we Land? Ok, so we've made the Jump. We've packed our bags and waved goodbye to the woods, the fields and the little rivers of our beloved  NF-homeland . And now... yes, now what? Where we at, exactly? Well, not in Kansas, as someone famously put it... Nope, this is  NT-country . Nerd-country. Or, in somewhat more flattering terms, Analyst-country.  Here we will find ourselves roaming the witswept highlands of exploratory logic in the inventive company of the...
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INFJ Jumper Career Paths

When I first read the description of an INFJ , I immediately realized that the test I'd taken had hit the mark. And the more I read about other types the more sense it made. I felt sort of insulted, though, since in a way, I didn't view myself as a "feeler", but deep down I realized that this was the type for me. It simply  was   the best fit.  But as time went on my box started to feel uncomfortable. Sure, many of the behaviors described as typical to the INFJ perfectly matched my own, but others didn't.  There could be no doubt of the order and strength of my cognitive functions - auxiliary Extraverted Feeling and tertiary Introverted Thinking  being the ones causing the confusion here - but something was still off. I knew it.  And when I stumbled upon Objective Personality's concept of " Jumpers " it all clicked.  Extraverted Feeling is my second and second most powerful cognitive function, yes, but I don't respect it. It's not a sav...
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