Which type(s) would you suggest for this order of functions?

I'm sorry I don't have the exact results..... just the order....

Fi
Fe
Ti
Ne
Ni
Te
Se
Si



I've tried to find different types, but am not sure about what is more likely....

INFP seems most likely (based on Fi as highest function and Ne as highest perceiving function).

With these Cognitive Functions tests the numbers are important, not so much for the absolute values as much as to see how close the scores are. If the Ne and Ni scores are close I might be more likely to consider INFJ as a possibility. All I can tell from here are that both F functions are highest and both S functions are lowest, making NF the only two letters I can be certain of.

Wow, heavy judger. I suggest taking an MBTI test as opposed to a Socionics and compare results.

Function order doesn't really mean a lot if we can't see how grouped the scores were... plus, it's still kind of difficult -- typing is really something you have to see in person, esp if the person is complex.Online, there's a lot more room for error.

That being said, and not having a type in my head to start with... I thought xNFJ.

- It's not uncommon for people good in one function to TEST as if they're decent in the other function as well. So having both F's at the top suggests a strong F regardless of direction. You also have both N's clumped in the top five.. and both S's clumped at the very bottom.

- I'm not inclined to INFP esp in younger people because Fi and Ti are sort of opposites much more than Fi and Fe are. You can only use one internal judging (Ji) function at once, and if anyone develops the ability to flip back and forth, it happens later in life or after some pretty horrific adversity.

- The fact that both F's and both N's are clumped together, while Ti is all alone, suggests a strong F and N leaning than Ti. Ti is either the tertiary or inferior for xNFJ, so it's always in the top four anyway. I know quite a number of INFJs who have decent Ti, you can actually see THAT in their posts (since Ti is a logical process, and the posts are organized via Ti logic).

All this taken into account, I'd go with xNFJ. I'm leaning INFJ because of both S's being the least preferred functions.

There is a huge different in presentation though between the ENFJ and the INFJ, so determining between the two would be a matter of someone observing IRL.

INFP (Ne-Fi). Your dominant function is Fi, which in MBTI theory makes you introverted (note that the words introvert and extrovert are used differently in MBTI; there are shy extroverts - here the terms have little to do with being "social"). So we got an "I" and an "F." Your intuative functions clearly outrank your sensing functions so we got an "N" as well, making you INFx.

As for the J vs. P. At first, since Fe is your secondary function I would point to "J" (if either T or F is your main extroverted function you're J; if either S or N is your main extroverted function you're P). Yet, I also see Ne as your primary S or N function. The introverted and extroverted version of a cognitive function are commonly hard to distinguish and similarly pronounced (e.g. my test a while back was: Te, Ti, Ni, I recall correctly - and ENTJs are Te-Ni). In sight of that, I see your most pronounced extroverted function being Ne (one of the S or N functions), you're probably P.

That maks you an INFP.

I would suggest, rather than INFP, ENFJ. INFP would seem likely, given the ordering, but so does ENFJ, or, as Jennywocky put it, xNFJ. If you don't have the exact scores, why not take the test again, and really think about your answers? You might get something different, but it would give others a better look into your function order.

Perseus 384 System identifies you as

FINJ

This means you use Feeling as you main function in the world. This is foreign to me as I use Feeling as my eighth shadow function. As Perception is my leading function and your eighth shadow function, I would not expect we would get on.

However, I usually get on with INFJs. Best Man for me, but some of their behaviour is really puzzling to me.