The ESTP personality type, coupled with the other associated traits, is not an absolute determinant of a natural killer or a sociopath, but it provides a good baseline., Just one more thought before I go, we are all capable of killing given a specific stimuli whether that be a mental illness, greed, drug-induced psychosis or crime of passion type scenario. Ti personal logic (alright, might get a point here because the Xi judging functions are dismissive of external ideas and Fi is too concerned with values) Adopts a miserly spending style toward both self and others; money is viewed as something to be hoarded for future catastrophes. thus it is not a personality disorder. Psychopaths, regardless of their MBTI, are uncommon. That is why they cause companies to go out of business. There is only ONE INTP, in history that has been marked black. As far as creepy traits go, it's pretty harmless. This type isnt afraid to get straight to the point. A good example of a fictional psychopath is an INTJ, Hannibal Lecter, in the Silence of the Lambs movie. Is interpersonally exploitative, i.e., takes advantage of others to achieve his or her own ends. These types epitomize enneagram type 8, as they are aggressive, blunt, confrontational and not the least bit afraid of hurting anyones feelings. Now let me start by saying that psychopathy manifests itself differently in different people with the disorder. The only person who will argue with him. They simultaneously desire to control and dazzle others with their extraordinary leadership and grandiose performances. I gave you a thumbs up. Ive met INTPs on both sides of the spectrum. There is no difference, really, except that the NPD is a chronically aggressive pussy and the basketcase uses aggression to indulge his color blind feelings. Psychopaths are more concerned with what would logically help them rather than making choices based on their feelings, according to psychologists. sounds pretty irresponsible when u spell it out. INTP detaches from his/her own existence when solving a problem and that is why you think they are psychopaths. Just from hearing the three or so stories you just told me, I can sense the Ne in you. Analytical and responsible, you can shoot up the corporate ladder with an ease you coworkers envy. They also manipulate for gains that would not have any value to you. You can easily look up what each of these mean in the context of the psychopath with some very brief research. The ESTP personality style is full of vitality and vigor.
