Mom Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Mom? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Mom from Dexters Laboratory 1996 and what is the personality traits.
ESFJ (1w2)
Mom personality type is ESFJ, which means she is the extraverted, sensing, feeling, judging type. If she is the ESFJ in the household, she is the one who takes care of the children, runs the household, organizes schedules, makes sure that everything is done because the spouse just doesn’t have the desire to do it. The ESFJ in the family is the one who takes care of everything.
The ESFJ in the workplace is the one who takes care of the children, runs the household, organizes schedules, makes sure that everything is done because the spouse just doesn’t have the desire to do it. The ESFJ in the workplace is the one who takes care of everything.
ESFJs are very sensitive and loving individuals. They have a lot of empathy and they are very concerned for others. They can be very nurturing and caring and they want to make sure everyone is happy and taken care of.
They are not very decisive and they don’t like conflict. They will avoid conflict at all cost. If there is a conflict, they will try to avoid it until it becomes too much or until they have no alternative but to address it.
Mom is a woman who is afraid of germs and has trouble being around the rest of the family without her rubber gloves. She is rarely seen without her gloves, and, should she happen to lose them, starts to go insane in an episode - "Pslightly Psycho" to be exact - when they have gone missing from her nightstand. She is also shown to have quite a ferocious temper that shows itself when she is disobeyed or angered in some way, going so far as to threaten Dexter with a spanking due to his unwillingness to throw out the garbage.
Although a stereotypical housewife, a few episodes imply most of Dexter's personality comes from her, including her perfectionist streaks, intelligence, and her penchant for dramatics. She speaks in a kind of Minnesotan accent. Normally she is shown to be just as unintelligent as Dad, although occasionally she is shown to be smarter than him or Dad is shown to be more calculating than her.
