ISTP types are cool onlookers. The have surprising flashes of humor and curiosity. They exert themselves only when necessary, not wishing to waste energy. Inwardly, they organize the information they gather about things and nature.

When choosing a major, ISTPs tend to choose fields such as applied science, mechanical troubleshooting, law, economics, marketing, securities, or statistics.

ISTPs learn by devising logical categories for new material. They find underlying principles in their inner catalog of data. ISTPs usually want instructors to present material clearly and may experience difficulty in classrooms because few college instructors suit their type When learning they prefer objective material.

ISTPs usually prefer to study alone. They enjoy reading technical material about ways to solve problems. Also, ISTPs can bring order to unorganized facts.

Produced for Thinkquest Internet Challenge 2000.

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