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Type Grid

Compare the 16 types across temperament, Interaction Style, and the first four cognitive functions. Use the grid to organize a hypothesis, then check it against the person’s actual words and recurring behavior.

Rows: Interaction Styles · Columns: Temperaments
Interaction StyleGuardian · SJLogisticalArtisan · SPTacticalRational · NTStrategicIdealist · NFDiplomatic
In-ChargeDirecting · Initiating · OutcomeESTJTe · Si · Ne · FiESTPSe · Ti · Fe · NiENTJTe · Ni · Se · FiENFJFe · Ni · Se · Ti
Get-Things-Going (Starters)Informing · Initiating · ProgressionESFJFe · Si · Ne · TiESFPSe · Fi · Te · NiENTPNe · Ti · Fe · SiENFPNe · Fi · Te · Si
Chart-the-CourseDirecting · Responding · ProgressionISTJSi · Te · Fi · NeISTPTi · Se · Ni · FeINTJNi · Te · Fi · SeINFJNi · Fe · Ti · Se
Behind-the-ScenesInforming · Responding · OutcomeISFJSi · Fe · Ti · NeISFPFi · Se · Ni · TeINTPTi · Ne · Si · FeINFPFi · Ne · Si · Te

Functions run from dominant to auxiliary, tertiary, and inferior in the arrangement used on this site. These are preferred roles in a model, not an ability ranking. Explore the Function Compass →

The same labels across the guides

Starters is our short label for Get-Things-Going. Progression is also described as Process or Movement; Outcome is sometimes called Control. The temperament aliases above describe the same four groups. Study the distinctions and examples →

Cognitive fixation families

IJ · Preparation & Certainty
INTJ · INFJ · ISTJ · ISFJ

EP · Exploration & Discovery
ENTP · ENFP · ESTP · ESFP

IP · Independent Judgment
INTP · INFP · ISTP · ISFP

EJ · External Order & Coordination
ENTJ · ENFJ · ESTJ · ESFJ

Explore the recurring concerns behind these families →

These mappings are related parts of the framework. An inferred label is not a new observation, and agreement among labels does not independently confirm a type.

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