THE DEFENDER

THE DEFENDER

THE DEFENDER is cautious, hard working, thoughtful and careful. Of the character types, they are the most dedicated to their causes and relationships. They are particularly well suited as health care technicians, accountants and customer service representatives.

THE DEFENDER'S strongest personality indicators are in introversion, sensing, feeling and judgment. Some areas may be more pronounced than others. The following information contains a broad description of their character components.

THE DEFENDER is generally quiet and self-reflective. They spend more time concentrating on internal thoughts than speaking. They are more likely to try and figure things out for themselves than to ask for help. Others may view this as being territorial. They have a relatively limited number of friends, but they tend to expend more energy on those relationships.
This is a conservative character that doesn't like to take risks. Decisions are made based on past experience. They work best within the realm of factual or tangible. Spirituality is not a strength, yet they are very down to earth people. They search for the practicality in everything they do. Problems are dealt with in a timely matter and they seek out sensible and realistic solutions.
They are good listeners. THE DEFENDERS are more likely to put themselves in someone else's shoes before passing judgment. They are empathetic. Values and extenuating circumstances take precedence over policy. They seek out the good in everybody and insist on the humane treatment of all living things. They are well liked by others and have the ability to maintain intimate relationships.
THE DEFENDER is a take-charge person who lives by the motto, "If you want something done right, do it yourself." This character is well organized, doesn't overlook the details and plans everything in advance. They work well with deadlines and like to complete one task before starting another. A sense of closure is important so all loose ends are wrapped up. They have no trouble making decisions and like to take care of their own business.

Compatible Personality Disorder: Dependent