Difference #2. risk taking. when it comes to taking on risks, the champion of the two is the enfp. this personality type's extroversion comes out in their love of adventure and ability to throw caution to the wind. however, the infp likes to think things through and takes a more measured approach to things. For example, the enfp is the most introverted of the extraverted personality types. pretty cool, huh? during one intense personal crucible, i was convinced my personality type had changed. i bought the corresponding infp survival guide and settled in, determined to master the nuances of my “new personality type”.
Leading. the infp will tend to prefer a less visible role as their strengths are working from the back and supporting others, using their insight and wisdom and lack of ego rather than being the leader. enfps do not like bureaucracy or rules and regulations and they will argue long and eloquently defending their reasons. Enfps are also highly perceptive and flexible, often seeking new experiences and opportunities. so, in summary, the infp and enfp are both idealist types, but the infp is introverted, intuitive, feeling, and perceiving, while the enfp is extraverted, intuitive, feeling, and perceiving. these share a common emphasis on emotions, values, and. Every personality type tends to have insecurity around their inferior cognitive function. for enfps this cognitive function is introverted sensing, or “si” for short. for infps, this cognitive function is extraverted thinking, or “te” for short. this tends to manifest in different insecurities for each of these two personality types. 1. the enfp is more energetic and enthusiastic than the infp. 2. the infp is more in touch with his or her inner world. 3. enfps have better social skills, and they tend to understand others better. they can predict other people’s reactions while infps may sometimes offend others with their offhand comments. 4.
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