When people talk about singleness, there are always different cognitions and experiences. PsycTest Quiz data shows that 71% of the testers believe that friendships are stronger when they are single, and 68% of the people feel that being single makes them more willing to try new experiences. The unique advantages of different MBTI personality in being alone are becoming a new perspective for contem...
Among MBTI's 16-type personality, INTJ is called the 'architectural personality'. They are known for their rigorous logic, independent thinking and goal-oriented approach. This type of personality also shows high standards, thoughtfulness and unique view of love in a romantic relationship. In an area full of emotional variables like love, INTJ still hopes to achieve stable and meaningful emotional...
In every relationship, love is a process of mutual gift and acceptance. Only when each other's feelings are recognized and responded can love truly take root and sprout. This is why it is so important to understand the love language of yourself and your partner—it helps us better express and receive love. 'The language of love' refers to different ways people express love. In the MBTI personality ...
In an intimate relationship, how to express love and accept love is everyone's unique 'language'. People with different MBTI personalities show different styles in emotional communication. Some are naturally frank and exposed, while others are relatively restrained and implicit. Understanding your love language with your partner can effectively reduce misunderstandings and enhance feelings. This a...
Among the MBTI's 16-type personality, the ISFJ personality type is called the 'Defender'. This personality is usually quiet, restrained, delicate, considerate, and responsible. They are particularly sensitive to the details in intimate relationships and pay more attention to establishing stable and lasting emotional connections. In romantic relationships, ISFJs are not very inclined to 'go with th...
What is self-efficacy? Self-efficacy refers to a person's confidence or belief in his/her ability to successfully complete a task or achieve a goal. This concept was proposed by psychologist Albert Bandura and is a core component of social cognitive theory. Bandura believes that self-efficacy is concrete, situationally relevant, multidimensional and dynamic. It is not fixed, but abilities that can...
In intimate relationships, the word 'I love you' alone is often not enough. When we want the other person to truly feel their feelings, the importance of behavior and expression cannot be ignored. This way of expressing love, which is what we often call 'the language of love', plays a decisive role in maintaining deep-seated intimacy. Everyone has their own language of love and a corresponding way...
In daily life, we often see some couples that make people wonder: 'How did they come together?' They have completely different personalities and their styles are completely different, but they have a strong attraction. This kind of 'complementary personality' love story is also common among MBTI personality types. Today we will focus on two completely opposite MBTI types - INFJ (Advocate) and ESTP...
Among MBTI's 16-type personality, INTJ and ESFP are a classic combination of 'character opposition': one is calm and restrained, good at strategic thinking; the other is outgoing and passionate and enjoyable. When the 'architect' meets the 'performer', this relationship is destined to be full of challenges and sparks. So, can these two completely different personality types come together? Can we a...
For people with ISTJ (logistics teacher type) personality, love is not an impulsive momentary emotion, but a long-term relationship that requires logic, commitment and practical actions to be promoted together. They tend to slowly build trust and intimacy through actual experience and observation. In the emotional world, ISTJs often appear slow, rational, and even a little 'conservative', but once...