1. INTPs are rational, curious, theoretical, and
abstract, preferring to organize ideas rather
than situations or people.
The enjoy working alone with ample
autonomy for their own ideas and methods.
Introverted Thinking
with Intuition
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2. Are strategists’ strategists – masters of
complexity
Develop models and theories
Provide independent, critical, and logical
analysis of traditions or new thoughts and
systems
Find the errors of logic and the long-term
consequences of plans or strategies
General Strengths
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7. POTENTIAL STRENGTHS
• Analytical skills
• Problem solving at a systems level
• Technical knowledge and expertise
• Adaptability
• Conceptual design.
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8. INTP
• Seek to develop logical explanations for everything that
interests them.
• Theoretical and abstract, interested more in ideas than in
social interaction.
• Quiet, contained, flexible, and adaptable.
• Have unusual ability to focus in depth to solve problems in
their area of interest.
• Skeptical, sometimes critical, always analytical.
• A love problem solving
• In love it’s the mind that matters
9. Motivation
Blueprinter of ideas
Bringing clarity and intellectual
understanding to the principles
underlying problems or issues,
knowing that truth aids any process
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12. CAREER TRENDS
• Many occupations attractive to INTPs are in
scientific to technical fields.
• Tasks that require long-term or strategic planning
conceptualization, or design are also attractive.
• Many careers attractive to INTPs require prolonged
periods of solitary concentration and tough minded
analysis of problems.
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13. MOST ATTRACTIVE OCCUPATIONS
• Computer Professional
• Social Scientist
• Writer or Editor
• Architect
• Manager: Executive
• Research Assistant
• Fine Artist
• Surveyor
• Photographer
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21. INTP
René Descartes
French mathematician, philosopher, and
scientist
who is considered the father of analytic
geometry, founder of modern rationalism,
father of modern science and father of
modern philosophy
22. INTP
William James
American psychologist and philosopher. A
founder of pragmatism and functionalism,
he developed an approach to intellectual
issues that greatly influenced American
thought. His works include The Principles
of Psychology (1890) and The Varieties
of Religious Experience (1902).
23. INTP
• Socrates
Rene Descartes
Blaise Pascal
Sir Isaac Newton
James Madison
John Quincy Adams
John Tyler
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gerald Ford
William Harvey
Ashley and Mary Kate
Olsen
• C. G. Jung
William James
Albert Einstein
Rep. Tom Foley
Henri Mancini
Bob Newhart
Sen. Jeff Bingaman
Rick Moranis
Meryl Streep
Brent Spiner
Midori Ito