What's My Personality: Judging or Perceiving? (MBTI)

What's My Personality: Judging or Perceiving? Not sure what your MBTI Type is? Trying to figure out whether you're a Judger or Perceiver? Watch this video to find out!
Judgers and Perceivers make decisions and organize their daily lives very differently. In this MBTI video, we will highlight the differences between Judgers and Perceivers in ways that will make it easier for you to decide which one fits you best! Check it out!
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[@diorsknj]

THESE ARE SUCH HELPFUL VIDEOS THEYRE THE BEST THANK YOU!!

[@willowtreetraining]

Thanks so much! I'm glad you think they're helpful.

[@ppatrisaurus]

I’m a perceiver and I should be studying

[@loonregrettedit8135]

not do till i feel to do 😭

[@cleokazakos3600]

Do it while you are already out like after school at the library. waking up and having to study while you are in a distracting environment like your home can be hard for a lot of people to focus. I have tried it and I have been able to produce much higher quality results because I can put all my focus into studying.

[@ayasguitar8718]

Me too 😭😭😭 i have chemistry test

[@lucyk2634]

Sameee😭🤣

[@varunsathya-composer1404]

Intp confirm

[@rafaelmendoza7357]

Not once was personality types mentioned in school, unbelievable!

[@Mr-cd7ep]

That's because you're cool

[@connorgallant5114]

probably for the best lol

[@caramelunicorn8023]

We did a personality test in Grade 9.

[@anti-youTV]

school system is all wrong, so much that at this point to say that is a cliché.

[@anti-youTV]

also, school system is how we base our future, so think about that.

[@jessicawillows5850]

I was always mistyped as INFP because I don’t do work on time.... turns out I’m in INFJ but I just have anxiety which makes me not want to start work and procrastinate which makes me feel more anxious about it not being done on time.

[@shad6933]

This! Damit u defined my problem

[@Catitalaratoncita]

Sounds like me, but I am pretty sure I am an INFP/INTP or perhaps ENFP. I mostly believe that I am an INFP, INTP is a new possibility while ENFP is not me.

[@tejashree8560]

Ya exaxtly

[@gigglegaggle]

INFP and INFJ have completely different functions. Do you use more Fi-Ne or Ni-Fe?

[@Sun-God2]

@@gigglegaggle What's the Difference ?

[@KikiDarragh]

I'm a judger with a procrastination problem 🤪

[@termitesc.aardwolf3644]

Same here! INTJ with ADD and autism spectrum disorder.

[@princefreddo5044]

Everyone experiences it from time to time haha. Discipline is the key

[@mizu114]

samee

[@Thatonejoestar]

Same here

[@sseraamy]

Fr

[@sylvial1985]

Video starts @1:05

[@WellWisdom.]

Many thanks!

[@supercharger101]

Thx

[@kurisurisuku]

skksks

[@TierXZ]

I thought that watching this would help me decide if I am an INFP or INFJ but it just made the confusion worse rip

[@willowtreetraining]

INFJs and INFPs often have trouble deciding which one they are. If you are a Perceiver, you show the world your perceiving function, or your intuition, and if you are a Judger, you show the world your judging function, or your feeling. So what do you think people see first about you: your ability to see patterns and the big picture or your warmth and friendliness? Another way to look at it is that Feeling for INFJs is about other people's feelings: the need for harmony in the moment and staying on good terms with others. Feeling for INFPs is more about their own feelings: an internal sense of values and right & wrong. While both types value harmony and have a strong sense of values, which one do you think drives you more?

[@sbz0212]

darkgrayclouds me too, but in my case is INTJ or INTP, I’m trying to discoverer since I made the teste

[@sarahhe7828]

i’m trying to find out if i’m an enfj or enfp and nothings HELPING

[@alienology_5634]

Same

[@DrDeathpwnsu]

I can tell you. Do you go to the bed at roughly the same time 5 or more nights a week? If you say yes you can pretty much stop because you are a J. Or if you have any specific thing you do at a specific time each day, everyday, you are a J. Or If you at any point wrote down a lists of your J & P characteristics to try and figure it out, you are a J. Of course the tried and tried test, on determining your true mbti type, is to Google negative/sarcastic mbti memes and find the one that cuts you deepest. That's the most accurate test there is... (Also, personally I'm ENTP, so if we end up having a conversation about everything and nothing for 12 replies in this comment thread you are definately an INFJ)

[@jeffschreifels8651]

As usual, I'm feeling half way in the middle. I always make list of things that I want to get done and set deadlines. But in the end I don't do most of it and usually do not care. Idk, I always just thought that meant I was a lazy ass. I don't see a category for that though.

[@Deeleigh7]

LOL! So funny!

[@jimjamthejammer4929]

I usually don't make lists, I just DO it, sometimes I forget, but if it's really important I'll remember. I like a little bit of wiggle room in case things end up changing between now and the deadline, and I'll change my mind as nothing is concrete for me.

[@RunaSunset]

For me, the occasional sense of control is really nice but if I dont have any external restrictions then I am super aware of any internal restrictions I make and thus easily think "Well i gave myself this deadline to read a book but I was the one giving it to me so really im hurting nobody if i cut some slack for myself and do whatever i want" but as soon as I have external deadlines and commands I switch to judging because I cant disappoint anyone I wont allow it

[@Matthijsklaassen]

I do this, too. And when I don't finish I feel like I'm a spineless slacker.

[@princefreddo5044]

Do you get to them eventually? Or never. Also what are some examples of these things that you want to get done?

[@tunisinosfaxiano3926]

Judger... but I want to play before work 😂 (Ok I still get worried while playing that my stuff has to be done)

[@AnitaSirene]

I’m an infp. I can’t show up to work on time to save my life. Or a doctors appointment. But I’m creative and stress free. So yeah in the real word being a P sucks, but I have my own business now so I can be as creative as I want 😊

[@eval4495]

Stargirl the Practical Witch Oh cool, I didn't know you were interested in this also. I'm stuck between INFP and INFJ 😆 I have a cousin who is an INFP and I was told we act in similar ways.

[@KalashZikov]

Subbed on the mere fact you’re an INFP.

[@loonregrettedit8135]

i think it'smore like an in thing😐

[@giotphan9673]

@@eval4495 night owl job , isn’t it ?

[@c.hsaikumar6876]

Mee toooo.. an INFP but some times I am J type and sometimes P type

[@bharathi5664]

Personality type refers to the psychological classification of different types of people.People with a judging personality tend to like more order and schedule in their life. They are more likely to belief in a correct way to approach something. Whereas, Perceiving personality tend to like flexibility and options in their life. They are more likely to believe that there are many ways to approach something. Perceivers are capable of keeping to a schedule and Judgers are capable of exploring options. Neither type is stuck into a world of constant disorder or rigid steadfastness. However, each type will tend to be more comfortable in one type of situation over the other. The better personality depends on the environment or situation they're in. You can have a combination of the judging and perceiving that balance out perfectly for you.

[@gowsalyak2288]

bharathi j correctly said 👏

[@vandhanagopinath1412]

bharathi j 👍👍

[@aakash8590]

Finally someone who cleared my doubts since I always felt like falling into both categories!

[@themightyspartan1012]

True because your personality type isn’t 💯 it just means how your mind works. All of us has all 8 functions.

[@xxoxxalixxoxx]

I'm a perceiver, I like a little bit of a plan, but nothing too rigid or structured. I work in bursts and try to bring an element of fun into work. It's sometimes really stressful not being able to leave something though, and keep tinkering with something right up until the deadline.

[@MasterTSayge]

Now I know I'm 100% Perceiver!!

[@KiranSingh-xe1ui]

I am an INTP but I love to organize my day and follow theough the plan. I think that's because i really admire the Judgers and their ability to get things done. So worked on developing those qualities, and it has truly changed my life.

[@iggyrap1141]

That's because introverted types are the opposite of their last letter infp is a judging type and infj is a perceiving type for example...

[@tobak952]

im your clishee INFP writer... and my perceiving is realy playing a freaking troll on me because i can never seem to finish anything! i spend twice as long on charecter development and researge then on actually writing... Eh.. take a seat NE-P and let FI tell their story already (i know thats not exactly how it works but its how it feels)

[@KalashZikov]

tobak952 cliche broski

[@mcwhirlpoolinc2641]

Perciever here and I always mix work and play.

[@loonregrettedit8135]

iam perciver but idont like to mix these two by any chance 😬

[@Olivetree80]

I fall more in the middle with these two functions, but I would say I'm a judger simply because making decisions makes me feel comfortable, and I do like to stay organized.

[@willowtreetraining]

Are you an intuitive? We have found that intuitive judgers tend to be torn on the Judging/Perceiving dichotomy because for intuitives, everything tends to be kind of -ish (for instance we might say meet at noon-ish rather than 12 p.m. exactly). I'm an INFJ, and I feel open and flexible internally, but like you, I prefer to get decisions made quickly, and I try to stay organized (ish!).

[@genesiskeglar6372]

Olivia Maloney I feel exactly the same way as you do on this one. In an ideal world, I would be a perceived, but I am so uncomfortable having too many decisions with no conclusions. I love having decisions made, even though I am very indecisive at times.

[@Sparksy]

I'm a J and so desperately wish I could be more of a P. I always put my work first and feel as if I can't have any fun until it's finished. So, if the work (studying in college 24/7) never ends, I NEVER have any relax time. There's constantly something to do. It's so draining. J sucks the fun right out of life.

[@zain4019]

Lisney M You CAN make that batter. Having a J doesn’t doom you to a life of no fun- it does only if you let it. The first step is accepting that there are things you can do that can help make you relaxed. The second, is to list some things that help you have fun and relax, then prioritize things do within the next few hours, and as soon as this block of time is up, let yourself go and have fun! After the allotted time is over, go back and finish working. Take breaks as often as scheduled. It may take some practice letting yourself loose and carefree in those moments where all your work isn’t done yet, but with relative, it will get easier. Plus you have amazing time management and work ethic skills, so that’s a great bonus :)

[@willowtreetraining]

This!

[@KalashZikov]

Make that money, broski, nothing wrong with that. I’ll just be sitting here daydreaming of that life, difference between you and I.

[@josephward5436]

I have to study for several government certification exams over the next few months and I'm also a judger, so I think I'm in the same boat as you. I'm not going to tell you to study less, but just be sure to schedule in some fun time as well. Remember we're more productive when we're refreshed. I recommend the book "How Did I Get So Busy?: The 28-day Plan to Free Your Time, Reclaim Your Schedule, and Reconnect with What Matters Most" by Valorie Burton. Reading that made me understand that being busy isn't always as productive as we think.

[@ojgfhuebsrnvn2781]

You have a problem i wished i had. I am probably perceiver. I often write to do list (it's not very detailed, just written things that need to be done until some deadlines), I look at this list every day but i literally never act according to it. It brings frustration because you want soo much useful things to do but instead you just kinda chill and do nothing. Looking at this list every day and saying "ok, i have 30 days to do it" -> "Ok i have 10 days to do it, its 1 thing per day" -> "Ok if i do 2 things per day, i will be done by deadline" -> "Ok, 5 things and 2 days, difficult but doable" -> "I guess i am not sleeping tonight". Next day "i am tired but at least i did it in time, next time i will definitely work regularly (we know it's not true)". Quality of work definitely suffer too

[@themightyspartan1012]

“Judgers like to control their life.” “Judgers function by thinking/feeling” Yep that’s totally me. Since I’m ENFJ.

[@Fallingspikes]

Me a INTJ watching P functions procrastinate: "You make me sick."

[@denied5492]

Me an intp seeing J functions being organize and always on time : "how the fuck?"

[@jbonceu2457]

As a perciever on the other hand I always thought of what's the point of organizing your stuff all the time, especially if you know it ends up in a an ongoing cycle of a mess. There SO many things I could've done wasted on organizing and controlling everything, whereas I could just do whatever the hell I wanted on the spot and it will end up in the same results as the judgers, but of course, with much less hassle.

[@denied5492]

@@jbonceu2457 exactly

[@Fallingspikes]

@@jbonceu2457 its about doing more so than thinking - in order to have the affordance later of thinking unimpeded. in the time you typed that I shoveled my cats literbox. what did you do with yours? let it pile?

[@EmanatorofIX]

Me : try to organize my room everyday INFP : what a waste of time. It's BORING. Just do it once a month is fine.

[@tryycoper3321]

I feel like I do things more like a judger but something always happens and my plans go to waste most the time-so I end up feeling sad and yeah waste my time

[@samanthaabellana4049]

As an infp, im here right now learning these things so I could type people more accurately since I enjoy understanding people. All the while, I put my work stuff on hold cuz I need my "fun intervals" to perform well. lol. How accurate this is

[@SheaMurtagh]

ENTP. This made me laugh so much. Literally because "it's funny 'cause it's true!". I'm blessed to be able to work at things that I consider play. I finish work feeling more energised that when I began. Success!

[@anxioussmurf2057]

So glad I found these videos. One of the most understandable explanations I've seen so far. In terms of my style, I think I'm somewhere in the middle, which is consistant with my MBTI results on J/P. I do like to have deadlines to work to, otherwise I can easily keep putting tasks off til later. I am a perfectionist aswell, so I feel like I need to spend a fair amount of time going over things and looking for any mistakes that jump out at me. I'm a crappy self-starter at work too. I prefer to have a list of what needs doing

[@elishamercado2543]

Judger. No questions Introverted/Sensing/Thinking/Judging - Assertive

[@willowtreetraining]

I love it when it's easy!

[@rayalvarez7247]

Introvert/Sensing/Feeling/Judging- turbulent Hi🙂

[@ajmdrake]

I don't feel like I am either.

[@jordanjenkins3490]

I’m like perfectly in the middle I do most of both. I often find myself doing easier task/assignments right away just to get rid of the stress of the due date.But with more difficult task/assignments I end up waiting until the last moment. I’m trying to decide if I’m an ISTP or ISTJ. I took multiple test and I’ve scored both results. Help!

[@shad6933]

Same but my case is intj or intp

[@princefreddo5044]

There is always one side you will lean on more naturally even if it's just slightly more. Everyone has both of every dichotomy but just prefer to lean on side more than the other.

[@meameaplok1321]

Me too im trying to decide if im an entj or entp .

[@Catitalaratoncita]

@@meameaplok1321 have you found out?

[@meameaplok1321]

@@Catitalaratoncita yep im deffinitly entj .

[@ipsitaswain7668]

I think both judging and perceiving are like two end of a stick .that's why we have both of them but one is more than another.

[@gbting1988]

the clearest explanation video ever!

[@Sevish]

I'm a J and so is my wife, whereas my best friends are P. I notice two main things about my perceiving friends. First they cannot manage their time to save their life - they will be late for every appointment despite their best intentions. Second is that they have all these aspirations but the work that needs to be done is always delayed indefinitely. I feel like I really lucked out by having a preference for J - at the same time I'm wondering, what can I learn from my perceiving friends that would help me to improve myself and be more understanding?

[@willowtreetraining]

What a great question! I love that you want to know what you can learn from Perceivers - and trust me, as a fellow Judger, I would tell you that there is a LOT we can learn from Perceivers. Like you, many of my best friends (and two of my three children) are Perceivers, and I feel fortunate to have them all in my life to help teach me how to take a breath, relax, and just enjoy life, which can be challenging as a Judger who lives in her head and always wants to be in control. :-) And while your description of Perceivers can be spot on - many of them do struggle to manage their time and have difficulty taking action on their aspirations - it's not always true. Perceivers are able to manage time and make decisions just as Judgers are able to be flexible, spontaneous, and open to new ideas - it just takes a little more effort for all of us to act outside our natural preferences. And although I'm glad you like being a Judger, I suspect that if you ask many Perceivers, they would say that they think they lucked out to be a Perceiver so they aren't uptight, stressed out, control freaks. ;-) Our perception of the differences that Type describes is so linked with our own natural preferences that it's easy to think that our preferences are somehow naturally "better" than the opposite preferences, but as you already seem to understand, this isn't true. All Types have strengths and all have blindspots - and this is true for Judgers and Perceivers too. So let's answer your question about what you can learn from your Perceiving friends: First, Perceivers tend to be more flexible, laid back, spontaneous, and open to change than Judgers are. Judgers are usually trying to either overtly or subtly be in control - in control of their lives, their decisions, their surroundings, etc. This means that Judgers have more difficulty with change (unless they instigate it) and can sometimes come across as rigid and inflexible. So one thing you can learn from your Perceiving friends is how to be a little less uptight and a little more able to go with the flow and know that things will work out even if they don't go exactly the way you planned. This will help you be more understanding - not only of other people who don't always do exactly what we would like them to do, but also of situations that don't always go the way we expect or hope. Also, Perceivers have an innate ability to just "be" in the moment. I think this may be what I envy most about Perceivers! Judgers tend to live in their heads and are always trying to "do" so they can remain in control. Judgers usually have to do lists that they use to track what they need to accomplish each day, and they can have difficulty relaxing or having fun until they complete all (or at least "enough") of the things on their lists. Perceivers, on the other hand, are much more comfortable with ambiguity and are also a lot more focused on experiencing life than on controlling it. This means that they're able to relax, have down time, forget about what they "should" be doing and just enjoy whatever is happening in the moment. And this often means that Perceivers have less daily stress and worry because they trust in their own ability to handle whatever comes their way. I continue to work daily to emulate my Perceiving friends and children who are able to get out of their heads and just enjoy their lives! (This doesn't mean that Perceivers never have problems, troubles, or worries - just that they don't typically hyper-focus on them as many Judgers do.) Finally, because Perceivers are more flexible and open to change than Judgers, they often see opportunities that Judgers miss. Judgers are usually so focused on the plan they've prepared that they can miss new information or options that could improve the plan or might mean that a whole new plan would be better. But Perceivers, who rarely have a detailed plan and usually just trust that they'll figure the steps out as they go, are able to quickly change direction and alter their plans to fit their experience in the moment. This means that they are extremely adept at managing crises, chaos, and change because they don't have to mourn their original plan as most Judgers do - Perceivers just say, "ok, things have changed so now we have to change too!" So whether you're talking about a work plan that just blew up in your face or a travel problem that just arose like your flight being cancelled, Perceivers are the people you want with you to help figure out what to do next without panicking that the original plan isn't going to work! There are a lot of other great things we Judgers could learn from Perceivers, but for me, these are some of the most valuable skills we could pick up from Perceivers. And remember, like all things in Type, we're all able to do both Judging and Perceiving actions - some are just more comfortable and natural than others for us depending on our preferences. So good luck adopting some more Perceiving characteristics - I hope your quest helps you find more calm, less stress, and a relaxed joy for life that so many Perceivers naturally have! I hope this helps! If you have any questions or if anything I said isn't clear, feel free to post again. :-)

[@Deeleigh7]

Willow Tree Training & Professional Development - Wow! That was very well put! I totally agree with everything you said.

[@winkmurder]

I feel I'm definitely a P; However, I am almost *never* late to appointments. In fact, I can be somewhat judgemental towards people that are consistently late to everything all of the time, as I often deem them as selfish individuals with little or no regard for others(' time).

[@Oniyako_VT]

And here I am, right in between, every times I do any tests, and for the past years, I've always been put inbetween... INTP and INTJ all the time.

[@Archway-9]

This is my closest one on the test with me getting 54% judging 46% perceiving, all my others were almost definite

[@jimjamthejammer4929]

I'm a little of both, whenever someone gives me something to do I try to finish it up, although I like to try to make it fun, otherwise I'll end up burning myself out with too much work, although I work better the closer I get to a deadline.

[@YTBurner]

Last time I checked, I'm an ISTP. I actually like the idea of having a sense of control and planning things out but I always end up pushing things for later or for when I feel like doing it. People could finish something in 30 minutes but it would take me 2 hours to do so.

[@frost1183]

In my experience. Perceivers are much more efficient. The judgers I’ve met often stick to rigid rules of “how it’s supposed to be” And end up sticking to incredibly inefficient systems. Some of the judgers I know do a process and I can see all the flaws with it but they will not change because it’s the way it’s supposed to be 😑 I always end up finding all the flaws and do it the absolute most efficient way.

[@MidnightEkaki]

This ones so hard for me. Im often typed as INFP in tests but I relate more to J so i think im INFJ. But i tend to do both methods.

[@condyrinc8691]

Now, I'm just a lot more confused as both J and P applies just fine to me in varrying scenarios. It's like I'd set a task on a schedule which must be followed but I also take into consideration that it can change in a moments notice. I'd like to finish a task as quickly and efficiently as possible with due regards to quality, but don't mind taking a break to play if I feel like I needed to ease up and freshen myself a bit.

[@willowtreetraining]

Yes, we all exhibit both behaviors depending on the situation, but we have a general preference for one or the other. Think about what you feel most comfortable with in most situations: would you rather get a task done early when possible, or do you tend to wait until the last minute most of the time? Do you do your best work close to the deadline or do you dislike last-minute rushing around? Do you feel better when a decision is made or do you feel uncomfortable making a final decision until you absolutely have to? Remember that this is what you show the outside world, so would most people say you are generally organized and planful or would most people say you are spontaneous and flexible? You may be a more laid back judger or a more organized perceiver. Take a look at our videos on temperament and see which one of those fits you - that might help with this last letter. Intuitives who are judgers tend to be a bit more laid back than sensors who are judgers.

[@condyrinc8691]

My family and relatives know me as the laziest member of the family. On the other side, my colleagues tend to regard me as one amongst the diligent bunch.

[@ChronicNewb]

When I took an MBTI test, I got 80% J, and I've chilled out since I was a child.

[@alwaysKATH29]

I'm sorrounded by perceivers and it's so hard to instill time management as our work is usually fast-paced. Perceivers mostly are messing my schedule.

[@nurfatinlyana]

yes

[@deeksha1456]

Information gathering, not controlling life, mix work and play, infinite time... Perceiver.

[@willowtreetraining]

Total judger here! I always tell people I wish I could be more like a Perceiver! 🙃

[@sumitbudhani1749]

@@willowtreetraining I feel cursed being a perciever, I cannot make any decisions.

[@nocando89]

This world (ok, at least the U.S.) was made for judgers and they are given more respect. How do we make it in society as a P type? I'm trying to work on discipline. Communication is difficult because J types talk about boring stuff lol.

[@ayasguitar8718]

Do what you love doing at the time you feel like it and you don't need discipline anymore trust me i am an intp all my life couldn't stick to a to do list no matter how much i try

[@ft1sesa]

Im a perciever but I really need to be a judger or i wont grow financially. im f-cking unemployed

[@Intuitioncalling]

I'm a judger. I'm putting off work, and I'm feeling guilty. Although it's Sunday, I'm worried about tomorrow. I might give in tonight because if I don't, I'll have a difficult time managing tasks in a timely manner tomorrow.

[@lumick666]

what I wouldnt give to be a Judger...

[@DiBaozi]

I feel successful when everything on my list (for the day) is checked off. If 75% is done before night, I'm doing pretty well.

[@caramelunicorn8023]

I feel torn between Judging and Perceiving, because I think in the work culture you are expected to be more of a Judger. Besides that, i do think its better to finish your work first and then you can relax, I might even rush to finish everything and tick it off my list, but then when I have free time I feel bored. Yet outside of work I can be either decisive or indecisive. What gives? i find this last letter too hard to pinpoint.

[@AspergersversusNeurotypicals]

best video I've seen so far showing actual source and meaning of J and P, still a bit confusing ... i tend to swing between them... but it wasn't a Jung idea so...

[@JoshNelsonHawaii]

This was super helpful! I see that I fit much more into the perceiver category.

[@readingbetweentheframes]

Finally a video that clearly explains this function. Thank you!

[@iggyrap1141]

But introverted types are actually the opposite of their last letter infp is a judging type and infj is a perceiving type for example

[@urgae6859]

Perciever here, currently watching this while doing homework

[@willowtreetraining]

Perceivers are expert multi-taskers for sure! 😃

[@ryanclemons1]

I'm a P and truth be told SOME J people drive me nuts miss one appointment and it's the end of the world kind of attitude. Or how if you have different feelings on how the world works then that is wrong. But maybe this is due to my bro in law that i live with and love getting a 99% in Judging and me having a 75% or so in Perceiving. Oh and this may not matter but i'm a INFP and he is a ESFJ based off the test.

[@thewizardtk]

I feel like most people who would seek out videos like this are perceivers

[@MisguidingWish]

Finally this confirmed me what i am i was confused between 2 INFJ and INFP Guess i am on the judging side with a lot of procrastination

[@EyeHeartSUSHI]

The confusing part I learned is, if you're an introverted type, you're always considered a judger if your type ends in P.. likewise, you're always considered a perceiver if your type ends in J. It's because of your dominant function. If you're dominant function is Ti or Fi, (ie IP's) you're a judger since thinking and feeling are judging functions.. If your dominant function is Si or Ni, (ie IJ's), then you're a perceiver since sensing and intuition are perceiving functions. It can be confusing when you're an ISTP like me and you know you're not chill (kinda ill tempered), you definitely like deadlines, closure, being on time, finishing the task at hand, and can be very hard on yourself, and can be seen as quite aggressive.. ISFJ/ INFJ for example.. are considered perceivers and are a lot more friendly and chill about basically everything. ❤

[@Ginger-hi2to]

I thought I was an INTP, but I just noticed that sometimes I'm irritated of this kind of characters. And this is because of their laziness and aimlessness. I was like: they're just like me, isn't it? They're really cool, comfort, calm, smart, but... NAH! it's not me! I don't understand them, how can they don't pay attention to their image, room, what and how much do they eat and the like. I don't hate INTP, but I can't associate myself with them. And you know what? I'm an INTJ. I'm an absolute fan af this kind of characters, cuz I understand them completely. But p.s. I'm not so much organized, I procrastinate a lot sometimes, but I do a lot to do it less.

[@7erudite.]

I am both at different times.

[@jessicagomes4043]

infj

[@DiBaozi]

It's possible to be 50/50 or anywhere between 100 and 50 with J or P. I'm not impulsive or spontaneous. I love having a plan making lists and detail instructions for myself on how to accomplish my plans and I love meeting my goals. However, I'm not good with deadlines other people make for me and often I believe the made deadlines are impractical because they are made by people who don't possess the demanded skill. I think it's odd for a P to be considered indecisive when they are considered to love collecting information.

[@XubodhKhadka]

I h watched so many videos on this. This is the best video for beginners. Simple and well explained.

[@LHTA]

This video was great. But I really needed an example type like the previous video's picture( intuitive vs sensing video) So I would recognise better😁

[@droppingrain]

What J really means, is that you prefer to live your life more with decision making functions T or F. Perceivers are more into gathering information (n or s). So being p means, that your 1. Or second function is either se or ne. Next thing you should decide is if you are extrovert or introvert. I think this is where many people go wrong. This means if you prefer to decide /gather info as what outside world tells you you are e. Like i'm quite quiet and like alone time, but I have no capability to make logical decisions by myself. I need the info I get from other people, like statistics or advice from more knowing than me to make decisions. I simply don't know if the thing I have in my head is reliable. It's still hard to understand, but after I got this I am on my way to find out the real me 😬

[@kphoria1009]

this is the best explanation i’ve seen on this!

[@riverbanks2224]

I'm a judger and still procrastinate my work and feel bad about it everytime.

[@willowtreetraining]

Yeah, even Judgers procrastinate! The difference is that Judgers typically procrastinate on things they don't like, don't want to do, or don't think they're good at. Perceivers, on the other hand, put off (or procrastinate) making decisions on a lot of things - even things they like or want to do. But they put them off because they need more time to make a decision because making decisions is often uncomfortable for them. Judgers love making decisions - they just don't always like doing things that aren't fun so they procrastinate! 😂

[@moondxst]

How does ADHD without hyperactivity alters ones Judgemental vs perceiver function? I am someone who prefers keeping everything in order and alligning to a schedule/rutine, however, I also have trouble at focusing and finishing a task....(?) I am stuck here

[@MELEMADE338]

You’re probably a Judger

[@ilay4766]

I'm going to go crazy. For years I'm trying to understand what my type is. I'm an extroverted intuitive but beside that, test conclusions are never specific about my other traits. Sometimes i show up as an enfp or enfj and sometimes entp or entj... All of these are very separate types. Also my enneagram type is 4w3 and it means infp or infj wtf Help? :'

[@stephanie502y]

I'm a perceiver and the description is totally accurate!! XD

[@ferrariunicorn]

INFP; my INF are all about 60% which I’m cool with but my P at 80% can take me out 😂 I’m working on getting this to be about “a 60%” & while I hope for the best I know strong habits die hard 🤣 I’m thankful I’m in touch with gathering full info & my souls needs (& others lives & needs) 🙌🏼 In an A typical climate - be It home or work - can suck up important parts of your being & critically thinking before leaping if you’re not careful…. I’m an older Xer - my gen & older people generally perceive this as lazy or indecisive BUT gens under me seem to be getting more & in touch with this for themselves & others thank goodness!

[@KAJALEX3]

God, do I have an dilemma now. People of the Internet, I want your opinion. I'm like heavy on the judging, like 70-80%. But the thing is I tried to let go of it, be more on the Perceiving part of the track. The thing is, the judger mentality obviously comes very natural to me. Does trying to become a little bit more of a perceiver makes any sense? Will it even work or is it just a waste of time and should focus on being what I'm best at, being a judger to the max? Becoming a judger to the max is more possible for me and more practical than becoming more of a perceiver?

[@jismysaji1002]

I make plans and like to organize and schedule everything but i procastinate and don't do it according to my plans.

[@jismysaji1002]

Am a judger or perceiver

[@Justin--ze6qq]

judger sounds like a super power i cant do shit boring shit ever

[@johngallagher72]

I'm an INFJ ..always get J over P but is always the most mild preference. Definitely a bit of a control freak definitely relate to the clock king batman's arch nemesis and definitely prefer lists and schedules. Still my J over P is always the closest of all my preferences

[@phillipchavez1321]

3:21-4:06 work/life & time

[@denisesiddon7241]

Im a structured perceiver. Have the bones of a structure with unnegotiables ie work but rest of it depends on whats going on in the day and as a fi dominant my mood at the time

[@sofiacx]

lol theoretically im a judger but practically im a perceiver :l

[@gigglegaggle]

guys type with cognitive functions not this judging v perceiving bs. the j and p don't actually mean anything, it just indicates what is you have a judging or perceiving function as your dominant

[@EllyseJae]

I am a judger but I always like to have as much info about things as possible which can sometimes lead to me taking to long making a decision. Does that make sense?

[@colin8007]

Makes sense. Seems to me that the major difference is judging types place a large emphasis on completing goals or milestones in life, and doing so creates a sense of accomplishment or self-actualization. Whereas we perceiving types don’t structure our lives around objectives because we enjoy our time in between the objectives more than the contentment we feel when finishing them.

[@KalashZikov]

Easy way to determine yours though, is just what comes more naturally to you. Do an exercise and come back to us,

[@w13rdguy]

Hi, INFJ LOL!

[@w13rdguy]

Because INFJ always say, "Does that make sense?"

[@justinching9317]

if u pause at 2:16 it looks like the cartoon guy relieved himself

[@loonregrettedit8135]

me: at 3:24 well interesting.... 😌 me at 4:06 what giving deadline to themselves.... 😳 that's not me👋 but wait that's 4:33 famillier 😅, and 4:39 😯😭 ouhh yes 😁😜so iam perciever 😁yay ,i always thought iam a judger😯 Edit ;) i JUST don't like playing while working😑😷

[@diorsknj]

me being perceiver and constantly multitasking play and work all the time. HA. I can never stick to a routine.

[@willowtreetraining]

Yep! Perceivers thrive on multitasking and doing what suits them at that time. Routines are really boring to Perceivers! I love how Perceivers embrace the moment they're in and just go with it.

[@Sun-God2]

now I'm confused if I'm a Judge or a Percerve

[@thabeatboi69]

I am an INTJ, why does everyone always percieve my as either vicious or boring, this is not true?

[@gyommr]

I came here thinking I was an ENFJ, now I honestly don't know 🤣 Based on this video I'm like 90% Judging and another 90% Perceiving😳🤷‍♂️😆

[@willowtreetraining]

That's pretty common! NFJ's tend to be the least J of the Judgers because the N makes them ok with ambiguity and the F means that they don't see decisions as black and white. And both of those things - accepting ambiguity and not seeing the world as black and white - are true of Perceivers too! So you may not be a Perceiver - just a Judger who is a little more flexible and open to ambiguity than a lot of other Judgers are! You could also check out this video specifically about ENFJ's and see if it resonates with you: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mWq7eIlsgLOsmKc I hope this helps!

[@gyommr]

@@willowtreetraining oh wow, thanks so much for helping clarify that a bit more! Will give that vid a watch...Yeah I'm definitely very structured like a Judger and love closure of tasks, yet I love spontaneity and I see time like a Perceiver and play first, work later haha.

[@rayalvarez7247]

Briggs test and Jung test- same result- ISFJ Loyal, easy-going, predictable

[@eleanor7146]

im still not really sure if im a judger or not🤔 but all i know is that I can't do anything without to do lists i might not do everything in my list but still if i don't have a to do list idk what to without it...://

[@nicolejohnson7752]

I’m definitely a perceiver!!

[@KenTheAdventurer]

I feel like I switched from judger to perceiver because it made me happier now hmm

[@elleirbag9917]

So... u m --- I'm a ISTP ig. Time to watch some videos about ISTP's and see if I can relate. Thank you for all your four videos it really help me a lot because I was confused at first so thank you.

[@willowtreetraining]

Thanks so much for your comment! I'm really glad the videos were helpful. I'm working on more videos for full types (like ISTP), so keep checking my channel for more updates.

[@petevelasquez8155]

anybody else having to watch these videos because of a class:(

[@maryanne2025]

I want to be J but I act more like p because Unfortunately though I don’t get many goals accomplished

[@sunji_editz8574]

Hello just wanted to say thank you so much for these personality type videos it really helps me for school thank you so much !!!

[@qadoosi09]

I have mixed traits but more inclined towards judging

[@adampeters550]

Definitly a perciever

[@ayasguitar8718]

Been wondering why i hate to do lists so much and can't stick to it more than few days turns out i am "P"

[@nicholasedmunds5975]

I can't watch this video because of the obnoxious background music. What is the point of the background music? It accomplishes nothing except distracts from the core content.

[@lianrie8224]

p is for procrastination

[@sylvial1985]

I'm a judger, but the sense of control is being swapped with gather more information. What the fuck am I?

[@jinanis9cmtallerthanme547]

could you help me out? i always got INFP whenever i took tests these last 3 years. But the think is, im not sure myself whether i really am a P. Like yes, i always procrastinate all the time, doing assignment just in hours before the deadline. I never organize myself (i've tried before but failed). I do assignments in rush and strangely always managed to finished them. But the problem is, it gives me tense or stress (during doing the assignments) bcs im afraid i couldnt finished it on time or i'm not working on it as the best i can (due to lack of time). But i still continuously procrastinate anyways. This makes me wonder whether im really a P or not bcs i stress out most of the time? I heard Perceiver procrastinate but they relax and dont stress out like what I do. Sorry for bad english, but I hope you got what i meant.

[@MrRozebud]

Take the step 2 MB test, it breaks things down further to provide a more nuanced view that may make more sense to you.

[@waykee33]

I’m more like a perceiver but I’m not flexible at all.

[@Leazha08]

I’m 100% a perceiver