extroverted, intuitive and ...female. (ENXX)

Other than making lame jokes that I'm sure no one other than myself finds amusing, (title of this thread much?) I'm really trying to figure out what "brand" of extroverted intuitive I am.

ENFP
ENFJ
ENTJ
ENTP

I honestly feel as though I could be any of them. I have no idea what my third function is and whether or not my N is dominant over said third function.

(I've always tested as ENFP up until a year or so ago then I tested once as ENTP and have tested as ENTJ for about the past year) I do switch test formats often, for whatever that's worth.

Do you have any tools, help, or advice you could offer me on finding an accurate snapshot of my cognitive processes? If so, any and all would be appreciated. Thank you.

Read up on the cognitive functions a few of those types really don't have much in common.

ENFP and ENTP are Extraverted Intuitives - meaning they are primary oriented to perceive the world through the lens of possibilities. What if, what might be, what might've been, what could be, etc. Emergent possibilities is the mantra for Extraverted Intuitives. What if? ENFP judges their intuitions through their own individual value system where ENTP judges through their own understanding of concept.

ENTJ is an Extraverted Thinking type. Their primary mindset will be one of categorization, organization, procedure, conceptual precedent, order, appeals to existing methodologies and frameworks...pretty much everything you think of when you say Judger. Their Te is backed up by Introverted Intuition which gives them an understanding of the implications or significance of how they apply their thinking.

ENFJ is an Extraverted Feeling (Fe) type. They are people persons. Oriented to bringing themselves and the world into alignment with group ideals. Think of your typical preacher who strives to impart universal principle or morality onto their congregations. Extraverted Feeling seeks that which represents the greatest common good. Fe types often are quick to put their own interests aside for that of the larger group. ENFJ is able to have a sense of implication or significance of humanity and interaction because of their auxiliary Ni. This makes them especially good at motivating people into a common purpose. ENFJ has no common functions with ENFP.

Originally Posted by QuixoticallyYours

I honestly feel as though I could be any of them. I have no idea what my third function is and whether or not my N is dominant over said third function.

Do you have any tools, help, or advice you could offer me on finding an accurate snapshot of my cognitive processes? If so, any and all would be appreciated. Thank you.

QuixoticallyYours,

The best thing to do here is to identify the secondary helping function ; you need not work out all the functions. The top two will logically give you the most probable type.

Now, as to what kind of extraverted intuitive mind you have : if you are really at a loss, figure out whether you are at core a humanist, an idealist or a rationalist. Then, do your best to back it up with good reasons. We'll bear you out.

Hmm, i've been an intj for most of my life till up 2 years ago when i started moving to I dunno what, probably ENFP/ENFJ...I don't have any tools, but why would you need any, instead of trying to analyze yourself, enjoy your genius:P

Originally Posted by QuixoticallyYours

Other than making lame jokes that I'm sure no one other than myself finds amusing, (title of this thread much?) I'm really trying to figure out what "brand" of extroverted intuitive I am.

ENFP
ENFJ
ENTJ
ENTP

I honestly feel as though I could be any of them. I have no idea what my third function is and whether or not my N is dominant over said third function.

(I've always tested as ENFP up until a year or so ago then I tested once as ENTP and have tested as ENTJ for about the past year) I do switch test formats often, for whatever that's worth.

Do you have any tools, help, or advice you could offer me on finding an accurate snapshot of my cognitive processes? If so, any and all would be appreciated. Thank you.