TheManBeyond
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I have a theory that bilinguals are harder to type. The use of a secondary language really diminishes emotional fluency, which is the element needed to determine cog-functions.
Second, it's hard to use an interview to pinpoint type because a lot of it could be things that are rehearsed or already thought out. This also depends, I think, on what the nationality or 'mothertongue' (so to speak) the interviewer had as well. Interviews on the interviewee, like this one, is a lot more of a monologue rather than a conversation.
An American or an English male artist would never talk like this, the conversation would be much more fluid, a bit more honest, and a bit less eye contact. Personally I think he's more of an ENTP due to his usage of idioms and cultural references. He gets a bit weak when he talks about his personal goals.
Second, it's hard to use an interview to pinpoint type because a lot of it could be things that are rehearsed or already thought out. This also depends, I think, on what the nationality or 'mothertongue' (so to speak) the interviewer had as well. Interviews on the interviewee, like this one, is a lot more of a monologue rather than a conversation.
An American or an English male artist would never talk like this, the conversation would be much more fluid, a bit more honest, and a bit less eye contact. Personally I think he's more of an ENTP due to his usage of idioms and cultural references. He gets a bit weak when he talks about his personal goals.
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Bilingualism has little effect if one is well versed in the second language.
Even humans who know more than three languages can convey their emotional intentions clearly via these other languages if they have enough knowledge and experience speaking them.
Do not discount the effects of a person's personality on factors such as honesty, eye contact and conversational fluidity.
The way a person thinks will have a larger impact on these factors than whether a person has a certain language as their first tounge or not, unless the person has a completely broken grasp of that language, talking in barely comprehensible snippets.
Even humans who know more than three languages can convey their emotional intentions clearly via these other languages if they have enough knowledge and experience speaking them.
Do not discount the effects of a person's personality on factors such as honesty, eye contact and conversational fluidity.
The way a person thinks will have a larger impact on these factors than whether a person has a certain language as their first tounge or not, unless the person has a completely broken grasp of that language, talking in barely comprehensible snippets.