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    Puritanical Compulsive Personality Type, MBTI

    What is the personality type of Puritanical Compulsive? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Puritanical Compulsive from The Millon Personality Theory and what is the personality traits.

    Puritanical Compulsive
    ESTJ

    ESTJ (1w2)

    Puritanical Compulsive personality type is ESTJ, or the “stoic” and “rational” personality type. Their personality is characterized by a strong sense of duty and a tendency towards order and organization, which often leads to an aversion to change, even if it is necessary. They are fairly introverted, their social circle may be small, and they are often described as “by-the-book.” They tend to be practical, traditional, and materialistic.

    But what about the other four?

    So now we have a completely different perspective on the ENTJ personality type. ENTJs are not just the “realists” and “leaders” that we have been taught to believe. They are actually the “idealists” and “artisans” described in the literature. ENTJs are very realistic, but the psychological need for the ideal is just as strong as the need for the physical. ENTJs especially crave a vision of the future that they can work towards, and they are constantly striving to work towards that vision. They don’t just want to be practical and realistic. They want to become better.

    With Paranoid features

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