The Trolly Problem Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of The Trolly Problem? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for The Trolly Problem from Famous Hypothesis Paradox & Theorems and what is the personality traits.
ENFJ (1w2)
The Trolly Problem personality type is ENFJ, the Inventor. ENFJs are the most creative and energetic of the 16 types and are constantly on the hunt for ways to improve their lives, to make them more interesting, meaningful and productive.
ENFJs are highly sensitive, caring individuals and do not like to be threatened by others. They have an incredible capacity for love, compassion and giving and take great pleasure in helping others achieve their goals. They are very protective of people they care about and will do almost anything to protect their loved ones from harm.
ENFJs have a tendency to live in their heads and when they feel their thinking is blocked they can become prone to depression and anxiety. They can go from feeling highly energized, creative and enthusiastic to feeling overwhelmed, blocked, morose and unproductive.
ENFJs may get caught up in an endless cycle of busyness that keeps them running around trying to keep everything organized and on track. They often end up leaving things undone, or making only half-hearted efforts at accomplishing tasks that need attention.
In my experience, ENFJs do not like to be alone, even though they can be very independent.
Six men, two tracks, one decision
