LII (INTj)

The LII has a well developed ability for logical analysis and is capable of clearly distinguishing the primary from the secondary. Creating structures, classifications, concepts is in LII's style. Once he has figured out the problem, he presents new solutions. He is objective and impersonal, at times even harsh in his evaluations and in his principles. If he is not satisfied with some guidelines or regulations, he may simply ignore them.

Poorly orients in people's feelings and personal relationships. Stubborn and inflexible with his relations to others. Obstinately tries to retain the system of relations to which he has become accustomed. Reserved about himself. Dislikes uninvited guests because he doesn't know how to entertain and occupy them. Cautious in communication, often holds at a certain distance. The more he sympathizes with a person internally, the less outwardly demonstrative he is of his interest.

Tolerant of other points of view and different lifestyles. His behavior is often confusing to others because he makes decisions on intuitive basis – by guessing. Frequently, he has one main interest within which he is constantly improving his knowledge and skill. Maintains a conversation only when it is on subjects that are of interest to him.

At home LII is modest, often satisfied by a minimum of conveniences. Daily chores have a suppressing and tiring effect on him. Despite his stubbornness, qualities such as pushiness, being demanding and domineering, are underdeveloped in the LII. He cannot subordinate people to himself if only by means of reasoning with them. In critical situations he may be somewhat indecisive. He can't be forced to do anything by coercion.