Brain Activity By MBTI Type

Fun article for anyone with an interest in MBTI. IDK how scientific this process was for examining brain scans for activity in people with different function stacks:
How You Use Your Brain Base On Your Myers-Briggs Personality Type

https://www.psychologyjunkie.com/use...sonality-type/
I can relate to what is described for INTP:
Like ISTPs, INTPs show very little interest in actively listening to other people. They show extremely low activity in the right and left temporal lobes which process auditory input, sound and voice intonation, linguistic perception and social cues. They have to make a much more concerted effort to actively listen than most other personality types. Interestingly, female INTPs are better listeners, but it is still a somewhat difficult process.

When INTPs are engaged in a debate, interesting discussion, or argument, they show strong use of frontal regions FP1 and FP2. When these two brain regions work together they allow the user to see a problem from multiple angles, with both positive and negative input readily available. They also are able to integrate these different angles in a coherent viewpoint.
I'm not very good at keeping my attention on someone speaking. It's a struggle at times, and easier if I am doing something else like walking or driving. Very gifted at dozing off in class or in church when someone is lecturing. I put on YT for background noise partly because it is less distracting than music. If I have music on then whatever other thing I'm doing better not take much active attention. And I think I'm pretty good at being able to view an issue from multiple angles.
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