WALL-A Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of WALL-A? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for WALL-A from Wall E 2008 and what is the personality traits.
INTP (XwX)
WALL-A personality type is INTP, who is more likely to be an expert in computers and logic than in people. That's because INTPs are analytical and logical, not emotionally expressive, says John Beebe, New York-based clinical psychologist and author of the book "Personality Type: An Owner's Manual."
"INTPs are great at solving problems, but they're often uncomfortable with people," says Beebe, who has worked with several of the top 10 high-achieving high school students in the country, including New York City teens selected for the U.S. All-Knowledge Bowl team.
"INTPs are fascinated by the world around them," says Beebe. "They are great at solving logic problems. But when they get into the human world, they are not comfortable."
INTPs are generally not emotional, says Beebe. "They have a hard time understanding emotional expressions," he explains. "If you're an INTP in a relationship, you're not going to know how to react to what's going on in someone else's life. You might even be oblivious to their emotional state."
Which is why INTPs are not good at relating to people.
