Clyde Frog Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Clyde Frog? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Clyde Frog from South Park 1997 and what is the personality traits.
INFJ (9w1)
Clyde Frog personality type is INFJ, which makes us real intellectuals.
We’re not very good at expressing our emotions, but we feel our feelings deeply—and we need to express them.
For instance, we’re likely to go into a funk if we don’t give our friends the attention they deserve. But we’re also likely to go into a funk if we don’t feel respected by our boss or if we feel like our boss doesn’t respect us.
People with the Clyde Frog personality type tend to be very kind and generous. We hate to see people hurting, and we’re quite capable of making someone else feel better.
At the same time, we can be very moody. We want to live in a world where people are equal, but we sometimes fight with people who are more powerful than us.
We can be very angry. Sometimes it’s hard for us to tell where our anger is coming from. We may find ourselves lashing out at the wrong person, which is hard for us to admit.
Our feelings are so deep that sometimes we have trouble making up our minds, which sometimes causes confusion.
The Clyde Frog Show was a television program for children in the 1970s. It was produced by the Mississippi Authority for Educational Television. In the show, puppets, most notably the title character, taught children about self-esteem, feelings, and attitudes. The program's entire run consisted of 28 episodes. Clyde Frog, however, originally appeared in another MAETV program entitled About Safety, in which puppets were used to convey messages about safety and first aid. About Safety ran for 47 episodes. The shows were quite successful, and MAETV syndicated the programs; thus, they were seen throughout the United States.
