Ghost of King Hamlet Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Ghost of King Hamlet? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Ghost of King Hamlet from Elsinore and what is the personality traits.
ISTP (3w4)
Ghost of King Hamlet personality type is ISTP, ISTJ, or ESTJ in the 16-point model.
An ISTP’s shadow side is called the “Ghost of King Hamlet” or the “Ghost of King Hamlet” (Antonio Salieri) personality type. The “ghost” (which is actually a shadow) is an inferior function—the Thinking function—that has been repressed and not allowed to come to the surface. The ISTP has a more developed Feeling function, but its Thinking function is weak and is not allowed to develop. When this part of the personality is repressed, it turns into a small, immature, undeveloped thinking function that acts as a ghost in the mind. It does not know how to think for itself and is under the control of the Feeling function. The ghost’s presence creates overthinking, obsessive thinking, and a feeling of being overwhelmed with things to do.
The six-letter name of the ghost is:
ISTP
(or SP)
The ghost is the ISTP’s inferior function. The ghost is a “small, immature” version of the Thinking function.
