ENFJ

EXTRAVERT

v Benefit from bouncing their ideas off others.

v Seldom write from outlines; impulsive drafters.

v Interested in immediate results.

v May not revise until they receive another’s comments.

INTUITION

v Need general instructions that allow them to be original; set their own goals.

v Drafts may be filled with unsupported generalizations and may lack mechanical correctness.

v Write quickly, allowing one idea to suggest another.

v Must concentrate on adding necessary support to their papers.

v Tips: Read the assignment, checking for deviation from what was asked. Check for facts that need support. Temper creativity.

FEELING

v Motivated by assignments that relate to a personal concern or connect one human to another.

v Focus on audience and want their topic to be interesting; may search excessively for the right phrasing.

v Ideas may need further clarification and reorganization.

v Often use outlines.

v Tips: Try not to overdo personal insights. Cite the cons as well as the pros of the argument.

JUDGING

v Limit the topic, and get the first draft done quickly.

v First drafts are shorter than later ones, which expand ideas and clarify later ones.

v Frequently begin writing before completing the research.

v Tips: Make sure all elements are treated appropriately. Stop at intervals to reevaluate and revise plans.