Franziska Nietzsche Personality Type, MBTI

ESFJ (1w9)

These are the five personality types found in the Myers Briggs model, which is a type indicator used by many people in various professions. Personality tests are a popular tool for people who wish to better understand themselves and others. According to The Myers Briggs Foundation, "Generally speaking, there are three groups of people: The ESFJs are the most extroverted and therefore the most social of the extroverts, while the ISFJs are the most introverted and therefore the most private of the introverts."

In their model, MBTI is an assessment tool that helps people better understand themselves and others. It is designed to provide insight into one’s preferences and their tendency to seek out or avoid particular situations, activities, or people. It does this by asking four questions that provide insight into one's preferred way of dealing with situations.

The four questions asked in the MBTI assessment are:

ISFJ

Extroversion (E) Introversion (I) Sensing (S) Intuition (N) Thinking (T) Judging (J) Perceiving (P)

ESTJ

Franziska Nietzsche (* February 2, 1826 as Franziska Ernestine Rosaura Oehler in Pobles , Province of Saxony , † April 20, 1897 in Naumburg ) was a German pastor's daughter and wife and the mother of Friedrich Nietzsche .

When Friedrich Nietzsche needed permanent care after 1889, his mother initially looked after him; she accepted his mental derangement as divine providence. She made the acquaintance of his friend Franz Overbeck , with whom she corresponded with a lot. It was only after her death in 1897 that Friedrich's sister Elisabeth obtained the power she had sought over Nietzsche's work and is also suspected of having falsified Franziska's unpublished and never-ending autobiography.

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ISTP

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ISFP

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ISFJ

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ENTP

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ENFJ

Elisabeth Nietzsche

ISTJ

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ISTP

Enric Marco

ENFJ