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Old Jul 24, 2009, 08:46 PM
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Is it just me, or is every INTP schizoid. The criterea for the disorder seem to match the INTP personality traits.
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Old Jul 25, 2009, 12:03 AM
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Is it just me, or is every INTP schizoid. The criterea for the disorder seem to match the INTP personality traits.
Check out the "Self In Exile" site that RiverX posted in the Schizoid forum. Seems to be a lot of overlap with Aspergers too. The thing is, using the net to get a dx is problematic, and who is what depends upon who you read and believe. I checked out as INTP too. Good luck, man.
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Old Jul 28, 2009, 01:14 PM
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I guess the "Self in Exile" site isn't online anymore. But you can read it page by page if you click on the cache.
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Old Jul 30, 2009, 06:05 AM
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I guess the "Self in Exile" site isn't online anymore. But you can read it page by page if you click on the cache.

Hi,
I spoke to the site person and the selfinexile site is back up online now.

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Old Oct 23, 2009, 06:33 PM
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Hello, fellow schizoid here. I am an INFP. The Feeling/Perceptive functions run counter to the schizoid process, in my experience. I swing back and forth between emotional warmth and empathy vs schizoid aloofness and a need for my own space.

Anyways, just checking the thread out. Howdy. (reserved). Mike
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Old Jan 24, 2010, 12:05 AM
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I would think SPD would be INTJ, I typically score that. INTP seems a good fit too.
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I have SPD, and I am an ISFJ..Am I the only one?
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Old Feb 09, 2010, 10:04 PM
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INFP here, schizoid as well.
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Old Feb 11, 2010, 10:21 PM
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i guess i would be a schizoid as well. but i'm IN/STP. my N and S are about the same...
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Old Feb 18, 2010, 03:21 PM
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This is a really interesting question!

I am an INTP. My most recent psychiatrist was kind of on the fence about how to diagnose me--I have traits of both Schizoid and Avoidant PDs, but he decided to go with Avoidant because of my fear of confrontation and sensitivity to criticism. Those traits are, I believe, linked to my PTSD/upbringing, and Schizoid PD just seems to make more sense to me; I relate to it better, especially as I work through my other problems. I also have Asperger's, which I believe relates to both my INTP-ness as well as my Schizoid tendencies...I don't know much about how these things can interact with each other clinically (outside of my own experience), but that is something I'm very interested to find out.

Anyway. I've seen professionals sometimes doubt whether Schizoid personality is a valid disorder, per se. It can seem to be more a personality type (i.e. the traits involved may not necessarily be "disordered" on their own), which may be why we see such a close relation between it and INTP. Some of the smartest people in history (who were also INTPs) were considered "schizoid" because they occupied a remote end of the intelligence bell curve, says similarminds.com. Then again, I suppose the diagnosis is for when these traits become pathological, or interfere in unwanted ways with one's daily functioning. Still, it has never excessively bothered me that I have these traits; I've always seen them as just a part of my personality, much in the same way as I am an INTP. Are all/most INTPs Schizoid, though? I think there are at least some shared traits...maybe Schizoid can sometimes manifest as just an extreme of INTP-ness?
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INPT...what is this
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INPT...what is this
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It's from the Meyer's-Briggs personality tests and is loosely based on Jung. You can find it in a lot of places on the net.
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