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*Edit: Bleh.
I screwed up. So I guess this topic shall become a combination of your perceptions of ISTPs as well as your experiences in relations of benefit, which for the record would be with ISTJs vs ISTPs.
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What are your interactions with ISTPs like? Do you view them differently than others? I'd like to hear about both casual and close relations.
Socionics classifies the relationship between these two types as a relation of benefit, or "relation of social request." This relationship is characterized by a certain disproportionate awareness in communication: The benefactor, in this case the INTP, notices every signal the beneficiary puts out, and conversely, the ISTP beneficiary just doesn't pick up on the signals put out by the benefactor. Often, this isn't because the beneficiary doesn't care, it's just that they're blind in that way.
This results in the INTP benefactor investing disproportionate effort into the ISTP beneficiary, which usually isn't reciprocated, leaving the benefactor with unmet needs.
Read more about it here: http://www.the16types.info/vbulletin/content.php/82-Benefit-relations
I'm curious about this because as an INFJ, I'm in the benefactor position in my interactions with INTPs. I'd like to compare perspectives and look for similarities. I expect the communication gap to be more obvious with closer relations than casual.
I screwed up. So I guess this topic shall become a combination of your perceptions of ISTPs as well as your experiences in relations of benefit, which for the record would be with ISTJs vs ISTPs.
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What are your interactions with ISTPs like? Do you view them differently than others? I'd like to hear about both casual and close relations.
Socionics classifies the relationship between these two types as a relation of benefit, or "relation of social request." This relationship is characterized by a certain disproportionate awareness in communication: The benefactor, in this case the INTP, notices every signal the beneficiary puts out, and conversely, the ISTP beneficiary just doesn't pick up on the signals put out by the benefactor. Often, this isn't because the beneficiary doesn't care, it's just that they're blind in that way.
This results in the INTP benefactor investing disproportionate effort into the ISTP beneficiary, which usually isn't reciprocated, leaving the benefactor with unmet needs.
Read more about it here: http://www.the16types.info/vbulletin/content.php/82-Benefit-relations
I'm curious about this because as an INFJ, I'm in the benefactor position in my interactions with INTPs. I'd like to compare perspectives and look for similarities. I expect the communication gap to be more obvious with closer relations than casual.