Cocô Personality Type, MBTI

Cocô personality type is ENFP, although some ENFPs may have a more introverted 6 (Si) as their dominant. The 9 (Ne) and 6 (Si) are both introverted, at least in part, and the same is true for the 4 (Fi) and 7 (Te). And, when viewed with the 8 (Se), the three introverted functions are the same minus the 6 (Si). Cocôs, like INFJs, are both extremely introverted and very extraverted. The “Cocô” label is also used to describe people with strong introverted feelings and emotions, combined with extroverted, or extraverted, social abilities. Cocôs are very often highly creative individuals who are also outgoing and sociable. They are friendly, warm, and outgoing, but they also have a hard time letting people in. This means that they can be a bit detached or closed off. Cocôs often live in their own worlds, thinking about things that others do not usually consider. They tend to be very creative and imaginative, but they might not be able to express their ideas as clearly as other types do.