Frances Hodgson Burnett Personality Type, MBTI

Frances Hodgson Burnett personality type is INFP, which we defined in Chapter 3. The INFP is a complex and misunderstood personality type. Many people associate the INFP with the “shy and reserved” stereotype, but this is far from accurate. The INFP is very much like the ENFP in that they are both “visionaries.” Both types care deeply about their vision of how things should be, and they are both also very concerned with the needs of others. The INFP is a highly ethical and moral person. Their vision of the world is one that is very idealistic, and they have a strong sense of justice and responsibility. Since the INFP is a more moral person, they will have a more difficult time with some of the characteristics of ENFJ. For example, some people might be tempted to lie to get out of a debt, but an INFP is very likely to be MORE upset by this than an ENFP.