Temperaments and MBTI

Look what I found:


I/E (Interaction Styles) is "expressed Inclusion"
Informing/Directing (Interaction Styles; S + T/F, N + J/P) is "wanted Inclusion"
Cooperative/Pragmatic (Keirsey; pairs SP/NT and SJ/NF) is "expressed Control"
Structure/Motive (Berens addition to Keirsey; pairs SJ/NT and NF/SP) is "wanted Control".

Here are the "blended temperaments" that result. (The fifth temperament, Supine, is interchangeable with Phlegmatic).

ISTJ: pure Melancholy	ISFJ: SupineMelancholy	INFJ: MelancholySupine	INTJ: MelancholyCholeric
ISTP: MelancholySanguine	ISFP: SupineSanguine	INFP: Phlegmatic and/or Supine	INTP: PhlegmaticCholeric
ESTP: CholericSanguine	ESFP: pure Sanguine	ENFP: SanguineSupine	ENTP: SanguineCholeric
ESTJ: CholericMelancholy	ESFJ: SanguineMelancholy	ENFJ: CholericSupine	ENTJ: pure Choleric

*Supine, meaning "lying on the back" or "with the face turned upward. Supines also tend to think of themselves as worthless, while others are worthy. Since they depend on acceptance by others, they have problems with guilt.

http://www.erictb.info/temperament1s.html
... but hey, don't listen to me or anyone, EXPRESS YOUR TRUTH! Jane