16 Personalities - Ranking MBTI types for Big 5 Traits

[@sugarmagnolia33]

I swear Nathan is one of the only MBTI youtubers who genuinely understands ENTPs

[@maximelamadeleine1824]

Michael pierce has a brilliant description as well

[@Anonymous_Anon882]

@@maximelamadeleine1824 Michael Pierce is brilliant in pretty-much everything he talks about as far as knowledge goes. I learn from him every week.

[@MO-wv7od]

Exactly

[@Dsay_Diablo_27s]

Yeah , I think the same , btw I am infj

[@Aniram123456789]

About INTPs too.

[@Diaming787]

To summarize... Openness- Intuitive dominants Conscientiousness - Te doms with helpful Si Extroversion - Generally ExFx types Agreeableness- xxFJ types Neuroticism - No correlation of types

[@yourgenericownedent260]

Neuroticism - xxxx-T Types

[@Autismo24]

@@yourgenericownedent260 the -T and -A doesn't exist though

[@pizza8725]

​@@Autismo24it exists but it's really used

[@TheSarahhime]

INTP O : 96% (Highly likely) C : 23% (Unlikely) E : 35% (Possible) A : 21% (Unlikely) N : 12.5% (Unlikely) I really agree with most of the comments that you underestimated our openness, it is literally our main trait. I see what you mean about liking comfort but I can easily go past that if I’m excited about new ideas and adventures whereas there’s no way I’d give up my creative freedom for comfort. Those 2 traits do exist in INTPs but are not equal at all in how important they are for an INTP to function. I think our openness is probably lower than an ENTP but slightly higher than that of an INTJ.

[@timewalker6654]

Totally agree

[@bradeye1133]

Agreed

[@Jessica-kk1cz]

INTP. Actually we love to explore - particularly ideas, approaches - and learning about topics that are of interest. Maybe in the physical world, we tend to like routine and “creature comforts”. For example, I do try one new item at the grocery store when I go, otherwise I get the same things. In my personal clothes, I get the same shirts and pants (brand, brand cut, size) just different colors. (Office clothes, I get different blouses, cause I kind of had to, you know, because it’s kind of expected by other people).

[@mandarinadreux9572]

it's funny looking at different character traits and doing different personality classifications. Looking at this, we're not much different, except I'm a lot higher up on the "agreeable" trait. But if I think about similarties between INTP and ENFP, I wouldn't have ... well, so many

[@exnihilonihilfit6316]

Agreed. I was surprised by that, too. Nobody is as intellectually open to _hear_ and ponder (not necessarily agree with, if found false/stupid) new ideas as INTPs (well, maybe ENTPs but they're open to their detriment: 😅 not deep thinkers enough, too spontaneous, will just start speaking and improvise and think as they go - which sure helps socially but is not so good for their mind/discovering truth/not speaking b.s. 😀).

[@sophiezhang7258]

ENTJ’s agreeableness = 0 lmao very expected and not surprising

[@arthurmuller9319]

Because they know that wasting time on comforting idiots is simply inefficient lol.

[@sophiezhang7258]

@@arthurmuller9319 that’s on point I can tell bc I’m one

[@Nick-kf3io]

Lol true but to me (an INTJ) they do have some other good qualities. It’s ESTJ’s that have no redeeming qualities imo 😂

[@eleriamirayse6859]

That requires the ENTJ to care about the situation though. Many will not unnecessarily start random debates about something irrelevant... but when they care... then they care....

[@Sarawarawara-]

Okay then... Pineapple on pizza Is good.

[@AlzaboHD]

Your channel has by far the best MBTI content on KZbin - keep up the awesome work! Have you considered covering the big 5 subtypes as well (ie: SLOAN / SCUEI etc)? Congrats on almost 100k subs!

[@PHDdad]

There’s better but he’s pretty good

[@AlzaboHD]

@ILIWAVES Cheers! I'm ENTP

[@alternateaccount4673]

Alzabo probably an enneagram type 2 cuz his eu4 guides are so helpful there's no way there isn't some kinda big passion behind it Love your channel mannn Anyways surprised to see Eu4 people interested in mbti lol

[@micahzeitlin9278]

Have none of you heard of C S Joseph? Look him up on KZbin (his 16 Personalities content, is WAY more educational than any other channel for sure!)

[@timefortee]

@@micahzeitlin9278 cue laugh track

[@alverrann3097]

ENFP here, and this is going to sound random, but THANK YOU for randomizing the order that you do the types in. It really drives home that you don't favor any type, and it's a tiny detail but I appreciate it so freaking much.

[@mandarinadreux9572]

yeah it annoys the shit out of me that ENFP, INFP and INFJ are always at the end "to keep people watching the whole video"

[@azukichiu]

⁠@@mandarinadreux9572yea he often does infp at the end 😭 or maybe i just haven't watched enough videos?

[@Megan_Fiorilla]

You honestly seem to be the only chanel that gets ENFP s right most just think we're all hipper active squirrels on speed with the attention span of a toddler. In reality we're more like the ultimate wild card you never know how they will react but generally have an ability to fit in with most moods setting and people for the most part. Despite what others would say there is some logic to us, granted it might be ecentirc mad scientist thinking but logical thinking none the less lol. Thank you for the video 😊

[@Multitudes_]

IMO, he's also the only channel that gets INFPs right!

[@floridaman45]

Tbh Squirrels on speed is a very accurate depiction 🤣 I'd know I'm related to one

[@V62926685]

@@floridaman45 You mean like in Foamy the Squirrel?

[@floridaman45]

@@V62926685 Omg yes, I love that movie lol

[@ryaruu]

Geez finally someone gets it I like being loud if I'm comfortable but that's not my entire personality-

[@winney7394]

Right after getting through the video, this ENTP went on right away to take the Big 5 test and scored: 1) O - 83% (Highly Likely) 2) C - 8% (Unlikely) 3) E - 75 % (Likely) 4) A - 40 % (Possible) 5) N - 40 % and this ENTP once again agrees with everything Nathan says in a vid.

[@hilol9074]

After reading this comment, this INTP went and took the test and got: O - 77% (Highly Likely) C - 44% (Possible) E - 4% (Unlikely) A - 69% (Likely) N - 81% (Highly Likely) So I also agree with everything Nathan said given slight variance considering all people won’t perfectly fit each type

[@NFSMAN50]

ENFP here and 80% Openess 62% Agreeableness 45% Emotional Stability 60% Extroverted 23% Constienousness It's that Ne in us that makes us open minded

[@Scl3rot1c]

im an infj with rloai

[@AlastorTheNPDemon]

ENTP here O - 88 C - 15 E - 95 A - 11 N - 22 Got me an empathy deficit, but I try to go out of my way to be helpful. In my opinion, the test I took should have taken altruistic action and attitude into account. Just because I don't "feel" other people doesn't mean I haven't done my market research on what pleases them. The Extroversion score would have been difficult to agree with in earlier years, particularly given my first-person pronoun density, but having gotten over my social anxiety, I find all this small-talk and multiple human interaction INTOXICATING! I thought I was an introvert because I would be stuck in my Default Mode Network at daft times and slowly turn into a misanthrope who's constantly one poor choice of words away from a massacre. Soon as I see someone, the smile is back on, baby! The rest stands to reason, but I really must give myself some credit with conscientiousness. In spite of my day being chaotic, I am always on top of things, and my morning routine would make an average ENTJ blush.

[@YaburuRunyaru]

As an ENTP, I also agree 👌

[@Nick-kf3io]

I love your channel “If you are one of the sixteen types, subscribe” 😂

[@virginiabutters1229]

Ha, I didn't even catch that! 🤣🙏

[@jacobcobb731]

best mbti channel on youtube for sure, discord poppin off, keep it up dude

[@nowalls8713]

For sure. Much better than CS Joseph toxicity Frank James is good at jokes, but less “accurate”

[@jacobcobb731]

@@nowalls8713 yeah frank james is all memes and stereotypes

[@nowalls8713]

@@jacobcobb731 He doesn't take mbti too seriously, but you're right, he's creating stereotypes in a way, and his true knowledge is kind of superficial.

[@jacobcobb731]

@@nowalls8713 he seems to only say things that apply to one subtype of the type, instead of more spread out or less stereotypical charactertics and behaviors, for me, as an intp he always goes down the nerdy science loving awkward socially ignorant, incapable, underdeveloped path, when thats not always the case, especially when thats only 1/4th of intps and how they are, those being the only ones it heavily applies to at least

[@nowalls8713]

@@jacobcobb731 As an intp, I can relate! 😂 I used to laugh at his jokes, but then I realized that in every new video he uploaded, INTPs "character" was always so static and unrealistic that it became boring.

[@Aikano9]

Lines up with what you said. INFP 5w4 Openness high Conscientiousness low Extroversion low Agreeableness, no matter how much I dislike it, I’m undeniably a people pleaser, virtually unable to say no to requests. High Neuroticism high

[@katharina3322]

Same same. I agree^^ only that I am an INFP 9w8 :D

[@jimbeam4736]

Same and I hate my agreeable tendencies too.

[@theshimmerglimmers105]

We’re agreeable until we’re really not 😁✌️

[@jimbeam4736]

@@theshimmerglimmers105 That´s so true. I am very agreeable and friendly until I get stressed, especially by other peoples requests (demands), and then I snap and become a sociopath.

[@pooja350]

I'm an infp type 8. So I think my agreeableness ranks lower

[@silkysille]

Hello Nathan, I watch your videos mainly for 2 reasons, to understand the MBTI and cognitive functions; and to learn English. The way you speak is well structured and your use of words is sharp. Every time you upload something new, I get a better understanding of MBTI and I learn some english. Thanks:)

[@Ignasimp]

As an INTP that has taken big 5s several times I can say my openness to experience is very high. I tend to score around 90.

[@vageeshdevanathan]

Mine is usually above 95. The truity test placed me at 100

[@NFSMAN50]

Same I score 80-100. It's that Ne we all have. I am ENFP, and NPs have high Ne and that makes sense.

[@annabell2717]

As an infp I get into the 90s too

[@pureicefire]

I get extremely high on openness too. I’m INTJ.

[@RyuMasterEX]

Me too, dunno how intp openness is only likely

[@firespawnie537]

I'm ENFP and this video cleared out to me why i always get along really well with other ENFP people ,INFJs,ENFJs and INFPs. All the NFs basically.And always fighting with ISTJs xd

[@raindropsonroses3919]

I’m an infp. Intjs and enfps are my favourites. I find them the most authentic and true to themselves. Enfjs and infjs are fine, but they can mask and put up a facade in public which isn’t really my thing

[@yuelily]

interesting. one of my best friends is actually an istj, and we get along well and i always laugh the hardest when i’m with him :OO edit: forgot to mention i’m enfp lmao

[@watamutha]

I'm an INTJ male and I love INFPs females as theyre so wonderfully weird. Its funny how we get excited about the same stuff. I, generally get along with other NFs too. I also generally can't stand most SJs, ISTJ in particular.

[@oneonlys]

just bc we work differently and we’re opposite, i don’t think it makes us some type of mortal enemies. especially since the one opposite is a usually friendly and welcoming enfp and we’re not that asshole-y ourselves, istjs. one of my friends is an enfp, we’re not the closest, but we can converse pretty well. i feel like i need different perspectives in life, having friends who have that trait is cool

[@oOZanlanOo]

INTPs: Am I a joke to you?

[@etienne1238]

INFP there: Openness : 96% Conscientiousness : 15% Extraversion : 25% Agreeableness : 65% Neuroticism : 48%

[@Anton_Micheal]

You are the best MBTI content creator on KZbin , I am from Egypt and in middle east the Arabic sources to read about MBTI , Enneagaram , Socionics and big five are very limited And you helped me alot , Thank you

[@verabrowning954]

Enfps and infps in my experience are actually two types that could drastically go either way in terms of agreeableness. One the one hand they can be very engaging if you strike up the right conversation with them, and will go on for ages…, on the other some of them can be very brooding + volatile

[@mandarinadreux9572]

that is very possible. I think it's not such a stable trait for us too, if that makes sense? I'm an ENFP with 87% agreeableness, making that my highest trait actually. all the enpfs i know are very, very sweet, though, very agreeable. infps not so much. they're too shy to balance out their weirdness.

[@hb6839]

Pleasantly surprised yet again after having lost interest in mbti for a long time, you do the best job at understanding and presenting even the most complex ideas succinctly

[@lianakamat4321]

ENTP here, and you’re right, I’m protesting. I’m a ‘possible’ at most. I don’t necessarily like people but I’m fascinated by them. I accept that I am expansive, outward-looking, but I enjoy spending time in my head, more. I hate social obligations even though I know I’ll be better off attending them. The getting ready, the drive there, the awkward initial small talks, loatheee them. But often time than not, there’d be a moment where a light switches, and I found myself riding the waves. With just a little effort, it could be fun. Even when the company’s crap, the commentary in my head would make up for it. And coming home to any type of experience rejuvenates me, although 7/10 times, I’d prefer not to go out in the first place. So, ‘possible’.

[@sophialarson4576]

completely agree. I'm an entp and I'm just a cashier at Chipotle so I can handle talking to the customers and starting some conversations, but like, talking to people my age, in a real social setting; not my cup of tea.

[@rachelrichey8567]

Yes!

[@ainspains3485]

You said what I was prepared to type lol (thank you for the time saver!)

[@skizofriendic]

fr. i hate the hell outta small talk because there's absolutely no real conversational spark whatsoever.

[@sophialarson4576]

@@skizofriendic and that's why the godsend customers (and people in general) I have who actually elaborate on the whole "how's ur day going?" thing make my day

[@trustyourself-ashleyching3646]

Duality to ENFP: Extroverted mode, then retreat. Demonstrative Fe to turn on charm. Lighthearted whimsical side, as well as a dark side.

[@nebulasofia]

Yesterday i was just learning about this lol so as an INFJ: •Openness: high likely •Consciousness: likely/possible •Introversion: Likely •Agreeable: high likely •Neuroticism: Unlikely

[@defaulthand8488]

It’s funny because I got likely for neuroticism and I’m an Infj

[@nebulasofia]

@@defaulthand8488 Yeah I think it's normal that we infj had many different results on that. I think I kinda become neurotic when I'm really stressed lol

[@mamily8059]

@@defaulthand8488 are you turbulent? Just wondering.

[@gowthher999]

@@mamily8059 -A and -T are made up by the 16p site to "help" with company employment

[@tavrine9729]

it's crazy how I've decided to learn about this correlation just yesterday and now you're uploading a detailed video about it. hallelujah lol

[@Rek-Lore]

This is the ultimate video I've been waiting for! I'm a fan of both MBTI and the Big 5, and wanted to see if you could draw some connections between them. Interesting ideas! Edit: After analysing the info from this video, I am led to believe that: - Openness is related to Ni and Ne, but opposed to Si and Se; - Conscientiousness is related to Te and Si or Ni, but opposed to Ne; - Extraversion is related to Se and Fe, but opposed to Ni, Ne and Ti; - Agreeableness is related to Fe and Fi, but opposed to Te and Ti.

[@mandarinadreux9572]

Thank you! It makes sense then that ENFPs are generally seen as the most intraverted Extraverts as they have high Ne and high Fe, which are in conflict here.

[@CarlosUbaldo]

I think ISTPs are very open. We don't like routines, and we love variety. But you're right with the mastery part. I always loved to travel and I think that I would have traveled more than I did if I was not playing basketball. But now that I am turning 36 I'm cannot play like I used to so I'm transitioning back to playing the guitar. So nowadays, I feel less restricted to travel because it's easy to bring a guitar along.

[@MA-vf2ir]

Validating your INFJ model - I took Big Five a while back. Initially, I was confused by my conscientiousness and extraversion scores until I thought more deeply about it. And, thankfully, my neuroticism wasn’t off the charts (I feared I would be leading the pack there…). But, here are the numbers - I think you got it right for INFJ (or for my particular brand of INFJ). Nice job! Openness - 98% Conscientiousness - 60% Extraversion - 60% Agreeableness - 79% Neuroticism - 54%

[@notanoriginalideaforthemoment]

O 68% C 91% E 40% A 87% N 42% I'm an INFJ and I also take this test a while ago... But I have seen others INFJ results and we're al different jajajajajajaja

[@ArthKryst]

INTPs are the ones who'd not remember an appointment let alone turn up on time- Nathan Me An INTP: HEY!!!!, Oh shit, I forgot I had a appointment with the doc today. Well better watch the rest of the video.

[@hilol9074]

13:40 yeah that one hurt lol

[@veronicao4643]

Lol. Also an INTP, also forgot that I had a 11:30 am today. Thankfully it was a phone appointment.

[@pearlsammo1638]

I’ve no problem remembering the appointment as an INTP...it’s my last minute regret that often dissuades me from keeping said appointment. 😏

[@33Jenesis]

If it’s important like flight departure time, yes. Anything i care a lot about I am on time and ready. Things not priority (like work), I am always late.

[@ArthKryst]

@@33Jenesis obviously we care about stuff like flight departure because of our purpose to such journey. Plus why waste money.

[@Alisha_Woo]

I love your sophisticated explanations. Thanks for all the ranking videos :)

[@giordi729]

You nailed it. My Big 5 traits as an INFJ are: - High in Openness to experience - Low inConscientiousness - Low in Extraversion - High in Agreeableness - Very High in Neuroticism I think Ni is a good source for Neuroticism because of the “Cassandra Syndrome”, haha. Also because of the inferior Se: “I can’t see reality”. Extremely Unbalanced SE Doms may also be prone Neuroticism because of the inferior Ni: “I can’t see the future”.

[@czz002]

this IS the best MBTI content channel and I won't change my mind. thank you for the video :)

[@KiraN-bc2tb]

" i could be nice and put it in Possible but why would i do that " im laughing outside crying inside

[@tanayasiripoon9822]

Me too!!!

[@chickadddee]

Wow, Nathan, that's a whole lot of excellent content. I especially like the depth of understanding that results from merging these two systems, much better in my opinion than trying to merge MBTI and Enneagram. What I also like is that you stress the probable slotting of types by discussing not just the functions but the element of maturity or self development. So important. Wow, after this you were even drinking more tea. With caffeine?? Your brain is a wonderland! I think this is an example of how you shine the brightest. 👏🏼 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@sophialarson4576]

"I'm going to put entp's in likely, which I'm sure they're going to protest." me (entp): **protests**

[@sirbradfordofhousejones]

This was a super fun video. As an esfp, I agree with just about everything you said. (Take THAT, “possible” agreeableness 😝) Thanks for mentioning the Se doms as misunderstood in the community. Our stereotypes are absurd and very worst case scenario.

[@ohmyohasparagus441]

As an INFP I’m agreeing with this!!! Great vid as always :)

[@tomatoe3]

my love for you is immense, Nathan. u dont seem to be particularly keen on the istp but im keen on u big boy

[@Joshy2-SF]

Great comment

[@yurizafurizaki5574]

Lol

[@abcd6304]

Lol rizz

[@Navenanthen]

Impressive. Concise, and comprehensive!

[@catchingstars7]

With these 'ranking' style videos, I always look at the topic, skip to the end of the list, check for my type, and then stop watching. I'm happy to read others find more enjoyment in them! I do like your other content. -ENFP

[@heywhatsgudlol27]

king posted 😩👏

[@relaxation_and_tax_evasion]

SUCH a great idea!!! Thanks for another tier list

[@larkfly]

ENFP's "savants of the strange" I loved that phrase! Enjoyed your video per usual!

[@sebbym4018]

INTJ Here: O: 98.5% C: 74% E: 50.5% A: 48.5% N: 24% I've always noticed that my extraversion is weird, as I'm very detached and isolated yet I feel myself quite extraverted. I also grew up in constant frustration, where traits like Se and Ti are extremely valued by everyone in my enviroment, guess I had to adapt.

[@MichaelGrundler]

Regarding ISTPs and Openness: I’m not well versed in the definitions of the Big Five but as far as I see it openness doesn’t necessarily mean that the new ideas have to be abstract or have to come from within. You could be open to external input while not being intuitive or creative yourself at all. For me personally being open means that if I learn something new I’m not immediately dismissing it without further thought but I’ll rather consider whether it makes sense and if it has practical applications. If it doesn’t then I’ll dismiss it otherwise I will integrate it in my understanding of the world. Also I’ll seek out every possible information I can gather about topics that interest me (for example MBTI over the last couple of weeks/months) and I try out new things to make something more efficient (for example with computer programming). So in essence I see myself as generally quite open but with a scrutinizing filter behind that openness. Edit: Just to make it clear, I’m totally fine with the ISTP being put in the Likely category. I would have probably put them there as well.

[@Multitudes_]

Yes, openness to external ideas counts - in fact, that's more directly relevant to what this Big 5 trait is measuring than your personal creativity. However, it's more about openness to things like intellectual ideas, artistic expression, and different points of view, rather than physical experiences, so it does skew relatively abstract and tends to correlate with MBTI intuition. But of course, even sensors can have well-developed intuition sometimes.

[@Raphsophomes]

My Fi is the only thing that causes me to feel the need to disagree with someone and withhold my desire to cater them and just nod my head. I don’t withhold my judgements and I don’t attempt to be above them or anything like that. I just can’t stand the thought of seeing myself ignore the opportunity to change something I disagree with… I’d feel like a coward… - isfp

[@NetturaWranaRa]

me, a very conscientious disagreeable infj: (i’m autistic though that’s probably why)

[@alsatusmd1A13]

Disagreeable INFJs aren’t atypical, insofar as atypical INFJs can exist. In fact, introverts will disagree with others more consciously than extroverts due to conscious use of their introverted judging function.

[@virginiabutters1229]

Oh my god your insta! 😳 Between that and your piano, if I didn't know better I'd assume you were a 99th percentile infp 😂😅 You're really inspiring me to get after some visual expression beyond the boundaries of reality. Thank you!

[@mandarinadreux9572]

I am ENFP and my big 5 are O -- 84% C -- 16% E -- 70% A -- 87% N -- 10% you ranked ENFP in the "likely" category for agreeableness. I think you refer to the fact that most ENFPs are very indiviualistic which would clash with being highly agreeable. But I think it is very important for ENFPs to "keep the peace", so they're generally very aware of other people and try to keep the harmony. I think ENFPs are one of the most agreeable people out there with the strong Fi as their second function and judging and thinking functions ranking pretty low xD

[@stevedavenport1202]

"INFJ brains are peculiar places" I need to put that on a T shirt

[@raynorwinclair]

On ENTP regarding extraversion: “I'm gonna put them in Likely, which I'm sure they will protest.“ - In other news, water is indeed wet :^)

[@josiesmith1295]

I love that you differentiated between being good with people and liking people for ENTPs! I hate people,but im excellent at working them. They wear me out,but they are also interesting. The two are definitely seperate for us. You truly understand the ENTP.

[@kohlscunty]

Though not the largest dataset, I have forced almost all of my friends to take the big 5 and I have found that my INxJ friends typically score significantly lower than my INxP friends on openness. My ENxP friends predictably score the highest.

[@mushroomfog2509]

Oh my, yes this is true an extensive Nathan video and I am here for it! This is a very complete channel as well your piano channel is mesmerizing

[@nobodynowhere8061]

The ENTP extroversion lines sounded like fighting words. I’m not a fan of how well you were able to predict my thought process. But if I protest it I’ll be playing right into your hand. You win this round…

[@gemhaswany409]

Love your videos Nathan!!

[@rachelrichey8567]

ENTP socially extroverted?... what? I'd say I'm extroverted in terms of looking to gather tons of information from outside myself, but socially... nope. I have maybe 2 close friends and I only see them every few months despite living near them. I hate committing to social obligation. I do love going out and talking to strangers one night per week, but otherwise I stay home and listen to podcasts while I experiment with cooking or I throw myself into my work, which is all about problem solving. I disagree withe the extroversion categorization of the entp in this video.

[@shimpiyaa]

Same :/

[@justme4579]

Lol you just described my ENTP husband perfectly! Yea he definitely has this compulsion to interact with people (strangers are great!) but like you said it’s less in a social way and almost completely for information gathering purposes. Spot on with the podcast thing and getting caught up in his own random pursuits! I’m an ISFP so a lot of this was foreign to me for awhile but we actually have alot in common in how we conduct our daily lives and routines (or lack thereof)

[@mavis0029]

Can you tell me what is the profession of the said ENTP?

[@rachelrichey8567]

@@mavis0029 VP Head of Sales

[@mavis0029]

@@rachelrichey8567 Okay, Would you consider ENTP as someone who would do well as Managers? Asking for myself

[@nourn07]

I was waiting for this, thank you Nathan 😊👏

[@NFSMAN50]

I scored high in openess. ENFP with ISxJ parents, it's a struggle lol. Extremely accurate I took the test again 80% Openess 62% Agreeableness 45% Emotional Stability 60% Extroverted 23% Constienousness It makes sense, I am unsually and extremely open minded to trying new things, going out of my way to talk to different people, befriending all walks and talks of life, love to explore new places, talk to new people etc. I live with ISxJ parents and it's tough and challenging. Dad is ISTJ Mom comes off as ISFJ and they are so darn close minded and are stuck in their own ways and it's so irritating and annoying, like try something new once with your life, you always do the same damn thing.

[@terig8974]

I was kind of dreading the neuroticism trait ranking because I assumed the INTP would be place in "unlikely" since we're always stereotyped as being so carefree. I'm one of the most neurotic people I know since Ne gives me the ability to see a myriad of catastrophic possibilities and Ti tells me that a positive, starry-eyed, hopeful outcome is unlikely, illogical and just flat out stupid at times.

[@gdmatter2286]

When did you find someone referring to intps as carefree? Whatever negative feeling or viewpoint you search for (misanthropy, nihilism, depression etc.) in the MBTI community, intps pop up faster than my brand new Tesla speeds up to 100km/h.

[@exnihilonihilfit6316]

Conscientiousness and neuroticism are strongly inversely correlated. Start working hard on the most valuable per unit of time (i.e. most productive) activities, consistently, and it'll improve. Your whole life will improve, too. Duh.

[@virginiagwen6523]

Openness (79%), Conscientiousness (58%), Extroversion (23%), Agreeableness (37.5%), Neuroticism (58%) INTJ - 5w6 - sp/so - 513 - LII - RCOEI - VLEF - Phlegmatic [Dominant]. Think I'm in Ni-Fi loop recently. Maybe a good idea would be to cover the other personality tests and what they mean because I just did the tests, read my results, and agreed with them without investing time for further analysis for most of these tests.

[@OnlyStudy-ly7ux]

Here's a ranking of the 16 personality types based on their tendency to be consistent in their work, such as studying: Tier 1: Highly Consistent (7-8/10) 1.ISTJ (Introverted, Sensing, Thinking, Judging): Known for their discipline and responsibility, ISTJs are highly consistent in their work. 2.ESTJ (Extraverted, Sensing, Thinking, Judging): ESTJs are organized and dedicated, making them highly consistent in their studies. 3.INTJ (Introverted, Intuitive, Thinking, Judging): INTJs are independent and self-motivated, allowing them to maintain consistency in their work. 4.ENTJ (Extraverted, Intuitive, Thinking, Judging): ENTJs are driven and results-oriented, making them highly consistent in their studies. Tier 2: Consistent (5-6.9/10) 1.ISTP (Introverted, Sensing, Thinking, Perceiving): ISTPs are flexible but also value efficiency, making them consistent in their work. 2.ESTP (Extraverted, Sensing, Thinking, Perceiving): ESTPs are action-oriented and focused, allowing them to maintain consistency. 3.INFP (Introverted, Intuitive, Feeling, Perceiving): INFPs are passionate and dedicated, making them consistent in their studies. 4.ENFP (Extraverted, Intuitive, Feeling, Perceiving): ENFPs are enthusiastic and driven, allowing them to maintain consistency. Tier 3: Moderately Consistent (3-4.9/10) 1.ISFJ (Introverted, Sensing, Feeling, Judging): ISFJs are detail-oriented but may struggle with procrastination, affecting consistency. 2.ESFJ (Extraverted, Sensing, Feeling, Judging): ESFJs are organized but may prioritize socializing over studying, impacting consistency. 3.INFJ (Introverted, Intuitive, Feeling, Judging): INFJs are perfectionistic but may struggle with burnout, affecting consistency. 4.ENFJ (Extraverted, Intuitive, Feeling, Judging): ENFJs are charismatic leaders but may struggle with distractions, impacting consistency. Tier 4: Less Consistent (1-2.9/10) 1.ISFP (Introverted, Sensing, Feeling, Perceiving): ISFPs are creative but may struggle with motivation and consistency. 2.ESFP (Extraverted, Sensing, Feeling, Perceiving): ESFPs are spontaneous and fun-loving, making consistency a challenge. 3.INTP (Introverted, Intuitive, Thinking, Perceiving): INTPs are curious but may struggle with focus and consistency. 4.ENTP (Extraverted, Intuitive, Thinking, Perceiving): ENTPs are innovative but may struggle with distractions and consistency.

[@letfreedomring7330]

I DO try very hard to be agreeable, though yes, I'm clumsy at it. "They're not too bad." I guess I'll take it. - ISTJ

[@stephaniecasey9100]

As an INTJ I agree with your selections. I also appreciate that you don't just default to the worst stereotypes of INTJ's.

[@misterguyman9669]

23:31 I think many of us ENTPs think we're introverts because we barely put our personal feelings into our extroversion. Hanging out with friends always seems like "just business."

[@spannycat2]

Everyone thinks I'm am introvert but I keep getting ENFP or ENTP on these tests.

[@mandarinadreux9572]

@@spannycat2 I think I'm an introvert but I get ENFP too. Maybe our openness skews the results

[@bodine219]

Excellent video. I can’t swear for the other types, but I think you nailed INFP. My big 5 is a little different, but overall solid take :)

[@astridtheearthling]

*starts looking into big 5 now*

[@SM-lh2rm]

Thank you for producing this! With Big 5’s statistical accuracy, taking Peterson’s test would provide a quick check to avoid MBTI mis-typing using your commentary. This hands down will save a ton of time!

[@mjprozac]

I gave my dogs personality types and labeled my chihuahua mix an ENTJ. I took deep satisfaction in you labeling them the least conscientious. She knows what SHE wants and she will not let up. 95% of that time that’s your blanket or food. Sometimes it’s that the non household member exit the house. The other dog is a beagle mix and am ISFJ.

[@monmon-hy5ql]

I just tried an MBTI then this popped up lmao XD This O.C.E.A.N. is very new to me, I hope this will be tackled in our curriculum. Great video btw! Hello fellow ENFJs XD

[@reneeharold7358]

I can't believe this! I was going to ask you about mbti and the big 5.

[@inconspicuousjoy2605]

I get infp every time on 16 personality, and got most likely on keys2cognition. Big five scored very high on agreeableness and openness.

[@eliasdoesthings]

you are so well articulated my dude

[@BeeKaye]

Awesome hair!

[@seonggihun4448]

Great content! keep it up ❤️

[@pteropus66]

As an INFP scoring in the 99th percentile on Openness, I have a reaction to this video. My ENFP friend is openminded on principle, because she thinks she ought to be. She is very sincere in her view on openmindedness and I happen to agree with her opinion. However, for me, it's different. It's my gut that's openminded, whereas it's her head. I have an openminded reaction without thinking, whereas she has to think about it first. Interestingly, she also thinks through her judgments more carefully and routinely and is more judgmental... or maybe she just thinks more than I do. However, to be fair, I think about my principles ahead of time and have them ready to go when needed. There is also a difference between INFPs and INFJs that has more to do with openness to empathy than to new experience, although both of these apply. INFJs tend to feel more secure letting people in because they are so aware of the structures that make up their identities. Despite their reputation for self centeredness, INFPs are often oblivious to their own process, making them vulnerable to and afraid of manipulation.

[@thelosian4751]

ENTJ here, taken the test periodically over the last few years and results have been fairly consistent: O- ~90% C- ~70% E- ~65% A- ~5% N- ~10%

[@redlobsterhobo4972]

Prior to this video I took the Big Five (OCEAN) test multiple times and it’s stayed pretty consistent and I got: Openness To Experience: 96% Conscientiousness: 10% Extroversion: 54% Agreeableness: 94% Neuroticism: 81% I am ENFP by the way.

[@DA-lk7dv]

aight I admit, that's a pretty interesting ranking you did 🙌 will you make one also the hexaco model?

[@yrsojxl]

took the test right before continuing this video. fellow ISTP here O : 71% C : 60% E : 46% A : 58% N : 52% you my guy is, by far, the most accurate and best in exploring and explaining the MBTI types. gahh I feel so understood🥰

[@boy.venus_]

I’m definitely one of the most conscientious people in all of my many friends groups, as subjective and arrogant as that sounds.😂 - ENFJ

[@tukynii]

Entj here. I'm low in agreeableness (lol ofc I am), high in openness, average in contentiousness, high in neuroticism, and low in extraversion. Interesting video since it's cool to see what you have to say about this stuff.

[@whitneyd6827]

ENFJ here - since we're rare in the comments I figure I'll write out a little analysis as to why I agree with where we've been placed, even though no one cares lmao I just think it's fun. For openness I've always scored extremely high. I think he's right in saying that people might not immediately think we would have high openness because a lot of our analyses stay internal (Ni) unless we feel that someone would be willing to hear them. We *love* hearing diverse opinions, intellectual discovery, theorizing, and gathering Se experiences as well, all of which are under the "openness" umbrella. I always max out extroversion, shocker. I'm the last one to leave parties, I have been known to hang out with my ENFJ friend for 48 hours straight, and I fall asleep/become restless when I'm alone for too long. I also almost max out agreeableness. FeNi is built for it, we often prioritize other people at our detriment and are known for fighting for group harmony. However, he does make a good point that some people find us a bit intense and I'd also make the argument that our Ti in tandem with our FeNi makes us incredibly stubborn about morals and we set aside our agreeableness when they're crossed. My scores with neuroticism have stabilized with age. As a teenager I scored extremely highly, and now in my 20s I'm in the mid range. I'll harp on the interplay between Ti and FeNi again. As we develop our Ti we become more rational towards failure and rejection, which brings down neuroticism and makes us less anxious in general. However, ENFJs certainly struggle with low self esteem as Ne is our "parent" function, so we are highly critical of ourselves and take pride in our work.

[@SteenaBabeana]

Fellow ENFJ here, and well said! I've seen you in the comments before, because you're right that there just aren't a lot of us found on these videos. To be fair though, I'm more of a lurker/liker than commenter. 🤗

[@emmatheenigma6939]

INTP here, took the test recently: 87.5% Openness (High), 31% Conscientiousness (Low), 23% Extraversion (Low), 48% Agreeableness (Medium), 52% Neuroticism (Medium) So mostly pretty accurate, although I guess you'd expect neuroticism to be higher because we have unbalanced thinking vs feeling. And maybe you'd expect slightly lower openness? Then again, I think this would be because I'm sort of neurotic in some ways but not others (so once again, what you said was pretty accurate) e.g. self conscious, socially awkward, easily overwhelmed, unmotivated, distant, but I wouldn't say that I'm quick to anger, or constantly sad, or that I worry that much compared to others (I can be overly cautious but that's different).

[@Multitudes_]

The unbalanced thinking vs. feeling thing is just Nathan's idea, and I don't think it has much of a basis in reality, nor has it aligned with what I've seen in myself or other people as far as neuroticism goes. Neuroticism is really just its own separate category with no equivalent in the MBTI. I would expect INTPs to be among the highest in openness! Maybe you're talking about Nathan's expectations, but I don't think he was talking about how high he expected people to score - rather how likely people of a given type are to score high.

[@grzegorzwalas4125]

Good video. As ENTP I can relate to its results.

[@nancydrew81]

ENTJ. I've learned to be more agreeable over the years at work since it helps motivate people to get things done more efficiently...but at times I can't help being annoyed at laziness and stupidity. O = 100% C = 85% E = 87.5% A = 46% N = 17%

[@Ultimate2Sin]

You are so right about INFJ!

[@Hraesvelgr44]

6:36 nailed the explanation for INFJ lmao, can agree our minds are weird places

[@solarisan_]

The last category got me thinking. I had to process my past reactions objectively before I’ve decided to write this comment. I don’t know if being an INFJ always results in: not speaking one’s mind. Or, perhaps other factors influence this. Personally, my problem has often been related to: speaks before careful processing (while growing up). Since my attention has always been on truth and equality, I have instinctively reacted to situations where I have perceived the opposite to be true. Other factors might play a bigger role in this. If my parents were to be asked about my level of honesty and direct approach, they would say it is the highest amongst all the family members. However, I do think that my focus is always on stating facts, not trying to ‘attack’ someone personally. So, people who know me well can tell that my intentions are good and that I react on instinct. But it is possible for an INFJ whose Enneagram type is conflict avoidant, to show such reactions.

[@punkbunnee9558]

I did do cultivate disagreeableness. We just don't use it unless we "have to". We aren't agreeable for the mere sake of being agreeable if we are passionate about a topic. That being said, I agree with your choice of INFJ in the top slot for this trait.

[@chaotichomie]

*_INTJ_* my personal test results; _O(penness) -_ *92%* _C(onscientiousness) -_ *85%* _E(xtraversion) -_ *19%* _A(greeableness) -_ *33%* _N(euroticism) -_ *85%*

[@johannesaskehov]

As an INTJ, these are my personal scores (in percentiles): Openness - 88 Conscientiousness - 97 Extroversion - 30 Agreeableness - 3 Neuroticism - 0 (under 1)

[@aey8737]

Wow, that low in neuroticism? As an INTJ who is moderately high in neuroticism, I wonder what that's like

[@julscheezcracksmylove_]

@@aey8737 and that high in conscientiousness-

[@parfiteleporter]

We've got a wanna be intj here who thinks they are a robot.

[@johannesaskehov]

@@parfiteleporter If you knew me, you would not make such foolish statements.

[@sherlonb1704]

INTP: My B5 Scores in percentile Extroversion 33 Neuroticism 2 Agreeableness 8 Conscientiousness 5 Openness 95 Almost exactly what he described except for Agreeableness, which I think should be a little higher as well.

[@BelaNada813]

Off topic here, Nathan, your hair looks fabulous

[@iurk0_streaming]

INTJ with extremely low neuroticism. I agree with your placement of INTJ in all the traits.

[@bellarose8511]

FANTASTIC!! Seems like most of the "extroverts" are really "ambiverts"?

[@oskarbremer5406]

In all honesty i think most ESFJs are severely underrated in creativity and so forth. Definitely a likely candidate in the big 5 IMO

[@tammyyeager2287]

Omg...too good to be this fast!!! Slow down or offer it in written form! It’s like having to rush through the best 4 course meal of your life🤪

[@Dan-to9hl]

That was very good, in fact it's one of the few cross pollinations of BIG 5 and MBTI i have seen done. Have you seen Jordan Peterson claiming that the Big 5 supercedes MBTI?, i feel like they are quite different measures and have their own fitness for purpose

[@Multitudes_]

The vast majority of psychologists favor the Big 5, which is by far the most empirically supported personality system. The MBTI is more speculative and relatively lacking in validation. Its tendency to box people in can also be problematic and at odds with the complexity and diversity of human beings, our cognitive flexibility, and the known ability of personality traits to change significantly over time. Additionally, measuring traits in percentages is much more nuanced and accurate than ascribing traits in a black-and-white manner, whether it be the four letters or the cognitive functions; I really wish this could become the standard for the MBTI. I do enjoy the MBTI and find that it can be insightful in some ways. However, it should be taken with a grain of salt and treated with an open mind. Far too many people in the community are far too prone to rigidity, overly extreme/stereotypical thinking about the types, and treating this system like an exact science.

[@Dan-to9hl]

I think another factor might be the volume of content available on mbti vs big 5. I guess there would be an equally effective way to investigate relationship compatibility and styles of thinking using big 5. I just haven't seen it used in an interpersonal way, it seems to be used in psychometric tests mainly to filter on conscientiousness and possibly agreeableness.

[@Dan-to9hl]

it also doesn't seem to have the resolution, such as concepts such as Ne vs Ni or Se vs Si, Fe, Fi these i would think be fairly easily investigated and shown (but i'm not a psychologist), they certainly seem quite measurable and very observable in my experience in life. I need to do more research on big 5.

[@HermesGirl]

INTJ here. Nicely done. I spent some time digging into The Big 5. I'm fairly consistent in my ratings for each of them, Very high in Openness. Very high in Conscientiousness. Low mid-range Neuroticism. Surprisingly low in Agreeableness. And very low in Extroversion.

[@stellabella3490]

I haven't watched the video yet, but i am an ENFP and youre really handsome to me! You're so well-spoken and articulate yourself nicely. You remind me a bit of a young Sherlock Holmes. Sorry for being a weird simp just had to get it out. XD

[@TheAngiepangie424]

Thanks for taking one for the team!😎 i will gladly agree he is indeed a cutie, smart, creative & witty. And the accent…Swoon🤭 L💗VE WHO?! We L💗VE YOU!! Now I need a big glass of water to quench my thirst! And I am just teasing I hope no one takes offense. I know that happens easier online.

[@louisejoel]

@Sherlock Holmes Well you're only about 26

[@stellabella3490]

@Sherlock Holmes ill just take both of you-

[@mhouston7116]

Idea: Could you please make a video talking about the major world countries and their MBTI? Thanks! ❤️❤️❤️ My guess on USA: ENTJ.

[@zoeorchid]

I think that the ENTJs and ESTJs being in the bottom ranking for agreeableness comes down to the difference between being charming and being charismatic. Being charming is being well liked, especially universally. People who are charismatic are much more divisive - some people love them and some people hate them.