What is high intellectual potential? What is high potential? high potential or intellectual giftedness means having abilities above the norm and above average. Different categories are concerned: intellectual, creative, emotional (the list is not exhaustive). High intellectual potential, definition HIP refers to intellectual abilities above the norm. To quantify this, there are tests that assess the intelligence level of the population. The result of the test provides a score that evaluates the intelligence of a person concerned in relation to the results of other people. HIP, origin It has ce ..read more

Can we find a correlation between MBTI and astrology? Astrology is a set of beliefs (=Action, to believe something to be true, probable or possible.), a divinatory tool (=Art of discovering what is hidden by means that do not come from natural knowledge.) The MBTI is a tool based on theories. (=System of assumptions, verified knowledge and logical rules). Astrology consists of (among other things) the 12 signs of the zodiac. The MBTI reports 16 personality types. Astrology uses mainly one fixed element, our date of birth. The MBTI uses psychology, the cognitive functions more precisely. Arie ..read more

Aaaah, the MBTI! You love it. You cherish it. It has already done so much for you in your life! First of all, it has brought you relief: to see that your way of functioning “exists”, that it has been deciphered and listed, how good is that? Then it helped you to understand yourself better, and to understand others better. It may even have improved or even saved your relationships? Today, you still use it for your personal evolution, to better manage the challenges of your personality type. Perhaps you also use it to help other people better understand how they function? In short, everything is ..read more

In recent years, I have had many requests for advice on developing one’s tertiary and lower functions. More generally, tips on how to balance your psychological profile, explore the less conscious and functional parts of yourself… After having spent a long time repeating the same elements from Facebook page to blog comment, I notice that this problem is still preoccupying many Internet users. (And rightly so, it’s a long-term job!) Here is a summary of my opinions on the subject. Tip #1: Look for those MBTI guys… When you discover your MBTI type, you may be tempted to surround yourself with pe ..read more

Two people of the same MBTI type have a common global functioning, but also more or less important divergences… This is logical, since the MBTI does not take into account many individual factors that contribute to the construction of the personality, such as education or possible traumas. (And this is not its vocation.) The Enneagram model is often used to refine the analysis, since it explores the motivations and egotic flaws of the individual, whereas the MBTI is more interested in the behaviors visible on the surface. Today, I will present the way the INTJ profile is expressed through the n ..read more

To answer the question of which type is more rare, we must take an evolutionary perspective. Indeed, each of the Enneatypes has evolved to serve a specific evolutionary purpose. The question then becomes: which of the Enneatypes evolved for a purpose that is most closely related to its popularity? The answer is unequivocal: the Nines We conducted an analysis of our free enneagram test results, based on 18.546 results, here’s a list of enneagram types ranked from least to most rare: 9. Type 9 Frequency in Population: ~17.8% Wings percentage: 9w8 (23%) – 9w1 (77%) Population percentage: Men(17 ..read more

In the 1960s, psychologist Isabel Myers Briggs created the Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI), a psychological assessment tool based on Jung’s theory to determine the psychological types of individuals. Thanks to his work, each of us can now know our strengths and choose how to develop our potential. In total, there are 16 personality types. But among them, there are 3 that are extremely rare. These are people who change the world, inspire or terrorize others, but who, in any case, make history. We have ranked the rarest personality type in this list of 16 personality types. Maybe you don’t kn ..read more

Hornevian triads: social style According to the work of psychiatrist Kate Horney, the 3 Hornevian triads tell us how each Type approaches the world, how they act: their displacement, their social position, how they get what they need and how they deal with disappointment and frustration. The Types of the same triad often deceive each other. One of psychiatrist Karen Horney’s main interests was the impact of cultural and social issues in addition to childhood conflicts when assessing personality makeup. She eventually devised a typology of personalities inspired by Platonic thoughts on will, e ..read more

One of the fundamental concepts of the Enneagram is based on the theory that every human being has three modes of attention, called ‘the centers triads’ or ‘centers of intelligence’ in which he or she will spend energy: an instinctive center, an emotional center and a mental center. These three modes of functioning receive, process and emit information, each with its own role, and work autonomously, in symbiosis or in opposition. A parallel can be drawn with the tri-unique functioning of our brain: the reptilian brain that regulates bodily functions (intuition, body awareness, response to dang ..read more

This is a question that we often see coming up in HP fan communities, associated with a small test of about ten questions for a dozen characters. But we rarely see a serious and reliable test, and that’s quite normal: these tests are above all made to have fun! And that’s why I’m offering you something different: do you know the Myers Briggs Type Indicator (or MBTI for short)? It’s a psychological tool that classifies human beings according to their personality and several criteria. We had had fun classifying 16 characters from the Harry Potter saga in the 16 personalities determined by the My ..read more