Katie Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Katie? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Katie from Total Drama 2007 and what is the personality traits.
ESFJ (2w3)
Katie personality type is ESFJ, or extroverted, sensing, feeling, judging. ESFJs average 32 votes each, and don't have a lot of change, which can make them feel they have to be perfect all the time.
According to the Myers-Briggs test, this type is very logical, outgoing, and concerned with feelings. They like to plan, organize, and discipline themselves. They can be preachy and controlling.
ESFJs are hard to upset, because they are very conscientious. Their high energy makes them feel like they're always doing something. They're often described as "unburdened" by their many responsibilities.
They like to make others feel good and to uplift people with their positive attitudes. They enjoy planning, thinking about the future, and looking ahead. They hate to be bored, and are easily distracted by shiny objects.
They are positive, easy-going people who enjoy life on the surface. Their pragmatic approach to things means that they don't think of themselves as average or ordinary, but of their own special beauty.
ESFJs can be very supportive of others, but they also need to be taken care of themselves.
Katie is most notable for being Sadie's best friend. They do everything together, even wear the same outfits which Katie sewed herself. Like Sadie, Katie is a sensitive, cheerful, and kind-hearted girl. She's boy-crazy and when she has grown attracted to someone, she (and Sadie) will fawn over him endlessly. Katie can be considered as the more passionate one between her and her best friend. Her biography states that she "thinks with her heart", in contrast to Sadie who "thinks with her head". This may imply that Sadie could be more logical, whereas Katie has stronger relationships than Sadie. She is shown to have a bad sense of direction, a flaw which produces tragic results. Sadie's label of "The Sweet Girl's Friend" may imply that Katie is more independent and capable of making decisions on her own. However, given her thinking habits, they don't always turn out to be wise.
