Beth Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Beth? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Beth from Total Drama 2007 and what is the personality traits.
ESFJ (6w7)
Beth personality type is ESFJ, or Extroverted, Sensing, Feeling, Judging. This type is the most popular of the 16 according to the latest research. It is also the most common among women, and to a lesser extent the least common among men.
In contrast, the function of the INFJ personality type is Introverted, Intuiting, Feeling, Judging. This type is the least popular of the 16 according to the latest research. It is also the least common among women, and to a lesser extent the most common among men.
The S is the opposite of T, so in this case when you see an F you can assume that there is an N in there somewhere.
As for the J in the middle, in the INFJ male type it's inextricably linked with the I in the female type. This means that this is a highly complementary type, which means that if one is weak in one area it can be compensated for with strength in another area.
The most obvious difference between mothers and fathers with this type is that mothers are more likely to be more empathetic and generally more sensitive to other people's feelings than fathers.
Beth was born and raised on a farm with only animal friends and her parents to keep her company. Thanks to her background, she never developed proper social skills, even stating that her best friend is actually her pet pig, Bertha. She does anything for attention and while she excels at getting others to stop and stare, it is more often than not for embarrassing reasons. Beth herself remains oblivious to this problem. She also tends to be a very dependent person, most likely caused by her desire for everyone to like her. Her naïve ways make her an ideal target for antagonists like Courtney, Heather, and Justin. Over time, Beth learns to stand up for herself and stays strong all the way to the end. Overall, Beth is considered to be a sweet and trustworthy girl among the cast, who learns to be strong and independent.
