ISFJ[http://www.mypersonality.info/personality-types/isfj/]

• Introverted (I)
  • Introversion is a preference to focus on the world inside the self. Introverts tend to be quiet, peaceful and deliberate and are not attracted to social interactions. They prefer activities they can do alone or with one other close friend, activities such as reading, writing, thinking, and inventing. Introverts find social gatherings draining.
    • Deliberate
    • Energized by time alone
    • Enjoys solitude
    • Fewer friends
    • Independent
    • Internally aware
    • Keeps to self
    • Not socially inclined
    • Prefer smaller groups
    • Private
    • Quiet
    • Thinks before speaking
• Sensing (S)
  • Sensing refers to how people process data. Sensing people focus on the present, they are "here and now" people, who are factual and process information through the five senses. They see things as they are, they are concrete thinkers.
    • Concrete
    • Realistic
    • Lives in the present
    • Aware of surroundings
    • Notices details
    • Practical
    • Goes by senses
    • Factual
• Feeling (F)
  • Feeling refers to how people make decisions. Feeling people are subjective and make decisions based on principles and values. They are ruled by their heart instead of their head. Feeling people judge situations and others based on feelings and extenuating circumstances.
    • Caring
    • Dislikes conflict
    • Empathetic
    • Gentle
    • Passionate
    • Sensitive
    • Warm
• Judging (J)
  • Judging is the preference outwardly displayed. Judging people like order, organization and think sequentially, they like to have things planned and settled. Judging people seek closure. Judging does not mean "judgmental".
    • Controlled
    • Likes closure
    • Makes plans
    • Responsible
    • Scheduled
    • Structured
• Temperament (SJ)
  • SJs are observant, stable and motivated by a need to maintain security. They are realistic, routinized administrators requiring tasks be completed correctly and that people behave appropriately. SJs make thorough examinations to ensure everything is done according to plan. They make sure no more and no less credit is given than due. When a need arises, they are quick to provide a solution, provided that the need is justified. SJs are not driven by impulse, but rather by concrete fact. By virtue of their reliable, diligent, industrious, persevering nature, they make excellent leaders.
• Primary Funtion (Si)
  • Sensing people process data with their five senses, so the Introverted Sensing function allows a person to remember data in detail and be able to compare it to the current data. It is the ability to link present experiences to past experiences in search for a connection.
• Secondary Funtion (Fe)
  • Feeling people make decisions based on feelings, so the Extraverted Feeling function allows a person to adjust their behavior to the needs of others. Is it the ability to relate and the desire to connect with others with warmth and consideration. It draws others out and responds to expressed or unexpressed needs.
• Tertiary Function (Ti)
  • Thinking people make decisions based on logic, so the Introverted thinking function allows a person to categorize and analyze data. It is the ability to identify inconsistencies, know how things work and problem-solve.