You were my first serious introduction into typology. I've learned a great deal about it and myself from your style of content and demeanor. Always looking forward to more of your expertise. Slow and steady wins the race. Happy to see you back, my friend. :)
Ah wow it's really great to know you're expanding upon your channel as well as continually refining your system. It's also good to hear you're delegating the work load. Seems like you're glowing (figuratively and, evidently, literally) with health because of it 🌿 Can't wait to see what you bring in 2022, and I'm soooo going to dive into your second edition of the book as soon as you release it.
All wonderful news! And yes, I agree with the comments that you’re looking sharp and healthy;) How great to see so many sincerely positive and supportive comments! I tapped thumbs up to each of them all as a means of support and applause:) Ummm… while that is all very true, I am feeling motivated by your humble and passionate speech to applaud you sincerely, but, to do so, I need to let you know that I am in the realm of a colleague. I am a clinical psychologist/neuropsychologist, researcher, author, professor, and test development specialist. I shared this about myself only to let you know that I surely understand what hard work it takes to accomplish what you have! Bravo!! You’re a trail blazer with a tremendous mix of positive qualities, including high intelligence, creativity, perseverance, self-insight, determination, compassion, humor, and courage! Your desire to help others is evident in your extremely thoughtful videos (and I’m not being hyperbolic). I think you also deserve credit for putting yourself out there on youtube-especially as an introverted, science-minded person-am I wrong? Regardless, it’s just one more hat you manage to wear in your pursuit of furthering your goals, and that’s commendable. It’s also amazing to see the growth of your personal and interpersonal style over time, and your audience loves it, as do I ofc;) So, as I said, your speech moved me to shed a layer of anonymity in an effort to provide you with a deeper level of congratulatory support for your accomplishments, as well as provide you my sincere encouragement that you continue to grow Cognitive Personality Theory. It has great potential to change pre-existing theories within the field of personality psychology, cognition, and assessment. Keep up the great work!! -Jill (not my real name, sorry) the giraffe (that part is true)
Hey Jill, I have to say it meant a lot to read this comment and I truly appreciate your words! I am increasingly seeking to connect with professionals in these areas so do please stay in touch! I am hoping 2022 to be a year of networking and growth for CPT :) Thanks again, your comment made my day!
Good luck with the new book release! Your success has hinged on the quality of your information, a quality that is quite high. Looking forward to CPT in 2022.
It's great to have you back! As one of the only couple of sources of an accurate MBTI interpretation I've been able to find I'm really excited to hear more from you so I'll definitely have to take a read of your new and improved book. Take as much time as you need and have a great year! :)
Psst...Harry, this is all awesome news mate. .. just a reminder, I'll be eagerly waiting to get my hard copy of your new book, signed and autographed of course!! intrigued to hear more about this course you mentioned ;-) I love your ground breaking content, Insight just seems to be in your DNA. Have an amazing 2022. Peace.
Hey Nick! Don't worry I haven't forgotten you - it'll be a while until the second CPT book but perhaps I can get a signed copy of the second edition to you on the meantime :) Hope all's great with you
How absolutely wonderful! I can really feel your presence in this video has shifted since the last videos. I love seeing your endeavours thrive (from an intellectual and emotional standpoint) and I wish you all the best for creating and re-creating a healthy balance with it all in your life. :3
@@CognitivePersonality you are very welcome! I can appreciate how much work and turmoil this type of self-development can be and how proud one is of its results. However, because it is foremost internal work, many people don't see and understand the extend of the work so it's extra special when it is recognised. How fortunate that on this channel people are sensitive to "internal matters"... ;)
Great to hear the news! I love the fact that the channel has grown so much, It really sheds a new light on mbti and goes deep on the nuances of personality. That being said Happy New Year!
We are so happy to see you back, Harry. We are always impressed by your work and do appreciate all the hard work you put into your content. Congrats and we wish you all the success and growth this year. Yeey, books and courses 💪🏻.
I’m glad to hear of your success, you’ve given many an in-depth understanding of personality theory. (In a very realistic way). I thank you for it. Please take care of yourself, and rest when you can.
HI! I'd totally join your discord if you made one. I'm glad ur back, your understanding of stuff is intriguing compared to most personality youtubers Anyways, I notice you place Feeling as subjective and Thinking as objective in the description - why is that?
Congratulations! Look forward to the book and interested in the course, will be on the look out for those. You have been vital in helping me understand myself and those around me better. It is so useful for just about every aspect of our lives. I would love to see more people take interest in this topic. I think it would spur personal growth and healing; mitigate interpersonal issues and strengthen relationships; help teams and workplace environments flourish, increase productivity, and employee satisfaction; even crack puzzles for law enforcement and litigators. Simply understanding how each person uniquely perceives and responds to the world around them is an under-appreciated exploration that everyone can benefit from ... not that it is simple at all :) Yay, super excited for you and to see your work.
Hi, what are your thoughts that most modern professionals in psychology are rejecting the MBTI and are now instead favouring the Big Five personality test as a more relevant assessment of personality traits?
The Big Five are good psychometric data, particularly in self-report terms, and they are fluid and non-prescriptive too. MBTI - and even CPT - is a totally different beast and ill suited to information gathering. People will tend to test differently at different stages of their life and type is only really feasible to test for on a close individual level, as opposed to the BF which can gather tonnes of reliable but more superficial, more trait-based information without losing validity. Totally different models so this is less of an either/or thing. Big 5 scores don't assign a 'type' :)
Not sure the latest MBTI statistics reflect this but it does seem to be a relatively rare type. Generally I don't consider large scale findings to be very valuable in this area as the instrument lacks accuracy, but in my own data the type is relatively rare. In terms of people who think they are an INTJ it's a whole other story, hah
@@CognitivePersonality I know a guy who doesn't like MBTI because of the anti-scientific character (he read it in some articles). He also says that cognitive functions are limiting, and that people end up putting themselves in a "personality" that doesn't represent one's full scope. He believes that putting each person into 1 cognitive type is kind of "too systematic". There are other clues that lead me to believe he is INTJ. I understand. But that wasn't exactly my question. I meant in the MBTI community. Do you believe in the possibility that they are the least unlikely to believe in the existence of cognitive types?
@@watheos6730 IXTJs and IXTPs both seem to be more polarised - they seem to be either all in or all out! Other types seem to vary more in regards to how seriously they take the whole thing
Welcome back! ^^ /Well, you uploaded this video 11 days ago, I guess I'm right on time :D (Sorry for that, I forgot to turn up notifications, now I've changed that)/ Just wanted to thank you for your channel, I'm new viewer and haven't seen all the videos (I'm in progress, going to catch up and watch If not all than most of them), I really love the way you think, sometimes you're having the same thoughs on different topics that I have, and it's fantastic to feel understood. And it would sound probably weird, but also your videos have therapethic effect on me, don't know why, maybe because of combination of your interesting thoughts, calm voice, charisma (yes, I don't agree with those who called you robotic! It makes me angry to see when people write things like that, because you do have charisma! Do not believe them!). I'm also new to cpt and mbti community, before that I was studying socionics for a long time, but these typologies have a lot in common. I always had interest and willing to understand why people think the way they think? What's the difference in our perception? What causing people to act the way they act? and etc. And I'm glad that I found your channel, it gives answers to a lot of questions, and more importantly - raises new quetions and gives information to think. (well this comment is long, sorry for that, I've been wanted to write even more, but erased it XD) To be honest you don't look shy on a camera, I think you look pretty confident, and I love the way you express yourself. Never doubt in yourself, you're the best! :)
Really looking forward to your content! I have a question that really caught my attention in the last couple of hours: I strongly believe that our behavior is dependent on our cognition. Henceforth cognition is the basis for a lot of our actions. Yet there is one thing missing to close the gap between behavior and cognition: Hormons. Can you treat this topic in the future as well? What happens to the cognitive stack when dopamine or melatonin floods the blood stream? I believe for instance that Fe gets activated when we produce Oxytocin. I would really love to hear your thoughts about this - thanks! And keep up your amazing work!!
I was wondering as an INFJ. Which function do you identify the most with? Like which function in your stack would you want to be your dominant function ideally speaking? Or wish you had that function as your dominant.
most likely a 6 I don't understand a word he says most of the time. He reminds me of jordan peterson, INFJ 6 too (common enneagram for them) You can look up the description of the six, it's exactly like them: "Conservation E6 is the opposite of social E6. This one is warm and ambiguous, tasteless, geeky. It does not come to him to say that this or that is black or white. It takes a lot of courage to say that something is black or white. For him it is better to say: "oh, there are several types of shades of gray between one and another. And I don't really know what kind of gray we are talking about, because life is very complex." And so it can go on endlessly, always beating around the bush. We have a person here who needs a lot of protection. He is afraid of not being protected, a fear that manifests as insecurity. And his characteristic passion is the need for something similar to friendship: a warmth."
I'm working on enneagram theory behind the scenes so I'm sitting on this one, but I'll add that I don't consider myself a 5 (though understand why the channel content may lead people to consider it)!
Hey! I had an question to ask. Is it very unlikely for a person to be out of touch from reality all the time and always be in their head to be a se dom?
An Se dominant with depression (as one example) could still manifest these symptoms but on the whole the types tend to be a bit more consistently grounded
Congrats on the book Harry, hope 2022 is a productive and happy year for you!
Thanks man!
Looking sharp! 😊🥳
Thank you my dude!
You were my first serious introduction into typology. I've learned a great deal about it and myself from your style of content and demeanor. Always looking forward to more of your expertise. Slow and steady wins the race. Happy to see you back, my friend. :)
Thank you my friend; slow and steady all the way :)
YES! To your book in hard copy. Been meaning to comment (since the e-book came out 😅) asking for this.
Ah wow it's really great to know you're expanding upon your channel as well as continually refining your system. It's also good to hear you're delegating the work load. Seems like you're glowing (figuratively and, evidently, literally) with health because of it 🌿
Can't wait to see what you bring in 2022, and I'm soooo going to dive into your second edition of the book as soon as you release it.
Thank you my friend, as always!
🤗👍Will look forward to your future videos. Wish you well with the new edition of your book.
Thanks Cindy!
Looking foward to more of your content.👏👏
Thank you :)
Gotta love introverts! Thanks for the update and the key. You are awesome love hearing from you.
Haha indeed! Thank you :)
All wonderful news! And yes, I agree with the comments that you’re looking sharp and healthy;)
How great to see so many sincerely positive and supportive comments! I tapped thumbs up to each of them all as a means of support and applause:)
Ummm… while that is all very true, I am feeling motivated by your humble and passionate speech to applaud you sincerely, but, to do so, I need to let you know that I am in the realm of a colleague. I am a clinical psychologist/neuropsychologist, researcher, author, professor, and test development specialist. I shared this about myself only to let you know that I surely understand what hard work it takes to accomplish what you have! Bravo!! You’re a trail blazer with a tremendous mix of positive qualities, including high intelligence, creativity, perseverance, self-insight, determination, compassion, humor, and courage! Your desire to help others is evident in your extremely thoughtful videos (and I’m not being hyperbolic). I think you also deserve credit for putting yourself out there on youtube-especially as an introverted, science-minded person-am I wrong? Regardless, it’s just one more hat you manage to wear in your pursuit of furthering your goals, and that’s commendable. It’s also amazing to see the growth of your personal and interpersonal style over time, and your audience loves it, as do I ofc;)
So, as I said, your speech moved me to shed a layer of anonymity in an effort to provide you with a deeper level of congratulatory support for your accomplishments, as well as provide you my sincere encouragement that you continue to grow Cognitive Personality Theory. It has great potential to change pre-existing theories within the field of personality psychology, cognition, and assessment. Keep up the great work!!
-Jill (not my real name, sorry)
the giraffe (that part is true)
Hey Jill, I have to say it meant a lot to read this comment and I truly appreciate your words!
I am increasingly seeking to connect with professionals in these areas so do please stay in touch! I am hoping 2022 to be a year of networking and growth for CPT :)
Thanks again, your comment made my day!
Good luck with the new book release! Your success has hinged on the quality of your information, a quality that is quite high. Looking forward to CPT in 2022.
I truly appreciate it!
It's great to have you back! As one of the only couple of sources of an accurate MBTI interpretation I've been able to find I'm really excited to hear more from you so I'll definitely have to take a read of your new and improved book. Take as much time as you need and have a great year! :)
I truly appreciate your words, thank you!
Happy New Year to you too! I look forward to the book! :)
Thanks Amy :)
Congrats mate, been a fan of your content for a couple years now. I look forward to the growth of the channel and other endeavours.
Thanks for the kind words!
Happy new year Harry! I support you on your next steps. Looking forward to what you have to offer
Thanks Alfie :)
Psst...Harry, this is all awesome news mate. .. just a reminder, I'll be eagerly waiting to get my hard copy of your new book, signed and autographed of course!! intrigued to hear more about this course you mentioned ;-) I love your ground breaking content, Insight just seems to be in your DNA.
Have an amazing 2022. Peace.
Hey Nick! Don't worry I haven't forgotten you - it'll be a while until the second CPT book but perhaps I can get a signed copy of the second edition to you on the meantime :)
Hope all's great with you
How absolutely wonderful! I can really feel your presence in this video has shifted since the last videos. I love seeing your endeavours thrive (from an intellectual and emotional standpoint) and I wish you all the best for creating and re-creating a healthy balance with it all in your life. :3
2021 was a year of extensive progress on the self so it means a lot to hear this :)
@@CognitivePersonality you are very welcome! I can appreciate how much work and turmoil this type of self-development can be and how proud one is of its results. However, because it is foremost internal work, many people don't see and understand the extend of the work so it's extra special when it is recognised. How fortunate that on this channel people are sensitive to "internal matters"... ;)
Happy New Year, Harry! Looking forward to more of your content
Thank you my friend, hope all's well with you!
Happy New year Harry and congrats on the subscriber increase! Appreciate the work you put in :)
Thanks so much Tharu!
Happy new year Harry! It was nice to hear from you and what you've got planned for 2022. I'm really looking forward to all of it!😄
Thanks a lot!!
We're with you -- Keep up the great work! :D
Thank you my friend, was great to see you the other day!
@@CognitivePersonality likewise! I'm sure we'll talk again! ^_^
Exciting news, I look forward to it. Best wishes for 2022, Harry!
Thank you and same to you!
Happy new year, Harry!!
🙌
I love your videos, keep it up!
🌬🎶
💞
Thanks so much!
Guess who’s back! Back again! Harry’s back! Tell a friend!
Yes indeed!!
Great to hear the news! I love the fact that the channel has grown so much, It really sheds a new light on mbti and goes deep on the nuances of personality.
That being said Happy New Year!
Thanks so much!!
@@CognitivePersonality You're welcome
Happy new year Harry! I hope this year brings you much success
Thank you Akin!
We are so happy to see you back, Harry. We are always impressed by your work and do appreciate all the hard work you put into your content. Congrats and we wish you all the success and growth this year. Yeey, books and courses 💪🏻.
Thank you :)
I’m glad to hear of your success, you’ve given many an in-depth understanding of personality theory. (In a very realistic way). I thank you for it.
Please take care of yourself, and rest when you can.
Thank you :)
First comment! Happy New Year Harry and CPT!
Thanks Nga!!
Glad to see you back!
Good to be back :)
HI!
I'd totally join your discord if you made one.
I'm glad ur back, your understanding of stuff is intriguing compared to most personality youtubers
Anyways, I notice you place Feeling as subjective and Thinking as objective in the description - why is that?
Congratulations! Look forward to the book and interested in the course, will be on the look out for those. You have been vital in helping me understand myself and those around me better. It is so useful for just about every aspect of our lives. I would love to see more people take interest in this topic. I think it would spur personal growth and healing; mitigate interpersonal issues and strengthen relationships; help teams and workplace environments flourish, increase productivity, and employee satisfaction; even crack puzzles for law enforcement and litigators. Simply understanding how each person uniquely perceives and responds to the world around them is an under-appreciated exploration that everyone can benefit from ... not that it is simple at all :) Yay, super excited for you and to see your work.
Thanks so much!
Hi, what are your thoughts that most modern professionals in psychology are rejecting the MBTI and are now instead favouring the Big Five personality test as a more relevant assessment of personality traits?
The Big Five are good psychometric data, particularly in self-report terms, and they are fluid and non-prescriptive too.
MBTI - and even CPT - is a totally different beast and ill suited to information gathering. People will tend to test differently at different stages of their life and type is only really feasible to test for on a close individual level, as opposed to the BF which can gather tonnes of reliable but more superficial, more trait-based information without losing validity.
Totally different models so this is less of an either/or thing. Big 5 scores don't assign a 'type' :)
what do you think of the finding that the INTJ is the least common type in the world of cognitive functions?
Not sure the latest MBTI statistics reflect this but it does seem to be a relatively rare type. Generally I don't consider large scale findings to be very valuable in this area as the instrument lacks accuracy, but in my own data the type is relatively rare. In terms of people who think they are an INTJ it's a whole other story, hah
@@CognitivePersonality
I know a guy who doesn't like MBTI because of the anti-scientific character (he read it in some articles). He also says that cognitive functions are limiting, and that people end up putting themselves in a "personality" that doesn't represent one's full scope. He believes that putting each person into 1 cognitive type is kind of "too systematic". There are other clues that lead me to believe he is INTJ.
I understand. But that wasn't exactly my question. I meant in the MBTI community. Do you believe in the possibility that they are the least unlikely to believe in the existence of cognitive types?
@@watheos6730 IXTJs and IXTPs both seem to be more polarised - they seem to be either all in or all out! Other types seem to vary more in regards to how seriously they take the whole thing
Welcome back! ^^ /Well, you uploaded this video 11 days ago, I guess I'm right on time :D (Sorry for that, I forgot to turn up notifications, now I've changed that)/ Just wanted to thank you for your channel, I'm new viewer and haven't seen all the videos (I'm in progress, going to catch up and watch If not all than most of them), I really love the way you think, sometimes you're having the same thoughs on different topics that I have, and it's fantastic to feel understood. And it would sound probably weird, but also your videos have therapethic effect on me, don't know why, maybe because of combination of your interesting thoughts, calm voice, charisma (yes, I don't agree with those who called you robotic! It makes me angry to see when people write things like that, because you do have charisma! Do not believe them!). I'm also new to cpt and mbti community, before that I was studying socionics for a long time, but these typologies have a lot in common. I always had interest and willing to understand why people think the way they think? What's the difference in our perception? What causing people to act the way they act? and etc. And I'm glad that I found your channel, it gives answers to a lot of questions, and more importantly - raises new quetions and gives information to think. (well this comment is long, sorry for that, I've been wanted to write even more, but erased it XD) To be honest you don't look shy on a camera, I think you look pretty confident, and I love the way you express yourself. Never doubt in yourself, you're the best! :)
Really looking forward to your content! I have a question that really caught my attention in the last couple of hours: I strongly believe that our behavior is dependent on our cognition. Henceforth cognition is the basis for a lot of our actions. Yet there is one thing missing to close the gap between behavior and cognition: Hormons. Can you treat this topic in the future as well? What happens to the cognitive stack when dopamine or melatonin floods the blood stream? I believe for instance that Fe gets activated when we produce Oxytocin. I would really love to hear your thoughts about this - thanks! And keep up your amazing work!!
I was wondering as an INFJ. Which function do you identify the most with? Like which function in your stack would you want to be your dominant function ideally speaking? Or wish you had that function as your dominant.
Oh I wouldn't say I want to change anything but I strongly value my Fi!
What is your enneagram?
I'm also curious about this!
I'm curious too!
His main enneagram is most likely 5.
And when it comes to wings, I'm not sure if he is a 5w4 or 5w6, but I will stick with 5w4 for a while...
most likely a 6
I don't understand a word he says most of the time.
He reminds me of jordan peterson, INFJ 6 too (common enneagram for them)
You can look up the description of the six, it's exactly like them:
"Conservation E6 is the opposite of social E6. This one is warm and ambiguous, tasteless, geeky. It does not come to him to say that this or that is black or white. It takes a lot of courage to say that something is black or white. For him it is better to say: "oh, there are several types of shades of gray between one and another. And I don't really know what kind of gray we are talking about, because life is very complex." And so it can go on endlessly, always beating around the bush. We have a person here who needs a lot of protection. He is afraid of not being protected, a fear that manifests as insecurity. And his characteristic passion is the need for something similar to friendship: a warmth."
I'm working on enneagram theory behind the scenes so I'm sitting on this one, but I'll add that I don't consider myself a 5 (though understand why the channel content may lead people to consider it)!
Hey!
I had an question to ask. Is it very unlikely for a person to be out of touch from reality all the time and always be in their head to be a se dom?
An Se dominant with depression (as one example) could still manifest these symptoms but on the whole the types tend to be a bit more consistently grounded