Category: Types

Central personality type
Integrative: ENTJ, ESTJ, ESTP, ESFP

Personality type 4 B II: ENTJ, ESTJ, ESTP, ESFP
Extraverted primary Blue shift - Symmetric functions; specializing personalities or Centrals ^©
This type, extraverted, directs the primary shift towards the Self, often tries to be the center of attention by making the primary function a strong one being in the conscious and subconscious. This type is often a relative good organizer, objective, mostly specialized in objects (except ENTJ) or handling persons.

 ENTJ: Intuitive central
 ESTJ: Concrete central
 ESTP: Structural central
 ESFP: Social central 

Semiology
Nonverbal communication: Rudimental. Difficult creating feedback.  Maintaining feedback, too much feedback
Verbal communication: Sophisticated. Easy creating feedback. Maintaining feedback, too much feedback

Psychiatry:*  Cluster B personality disorders: paranoid personality disorder (ENTJ), antisocial personality disorder (ESTJ), narcissistic personality disorder (ESTP), histrionic personality disorder (ESFP), etc. (DSM-IV)
Behavior psychology:** Towards schizophrenia, paranoid type, catatonic type. Delusional disorder, Schizoaffective disorder

 *  Psychiatry: Possible disorders at onset, types might be sensitive to that kind of disorder. This is far from a full list, just some major disorders are mentioned
** Behavior psychology: the types might compensate their original inclinations with opposite or behavior according to their defense mechanisms

See also this type as described within the autistic spectrum 

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