Charles Darwin Personality Type, MBTI

Charles Darwin personality type is ISTJ, which means that he is the introverted, sensing, thinking, judging type. There are three functions in the MBTI-ISTJ personality type. Introverted Sensing is the least developed of the three functions for ISTJ types. Introverted Sensing is associated with being practical, realistic, and practical. ISTJs are detail oriented and practical. They do not like to take chances, and they are good at identifying patterns. They are not comfortable in situations in which they are not in control. Introverted Thinking is the second function for ISTJs. They are good at identifying patterns, but they are not particularly good at devising plans or strategies. They do not like to take chances, but they are good at spotting problems. They are not comfortable when they are not in control of things. Introverted Judging is the least developed function for ISTJs. They are good at spotting problems, but they are not particularly good at devising plans or strategies. They do not like to take chances, but they are good at identifying patterns. They are not comfortable when they are not in control of things.