"Is it possible for a person with an INFJ personality type, according to the Myers-Briggs classification, to exhibit psychopathic traits?"

INFJs, according to the Myers-Briggs classification, are known for their strong people skills and intuition.

INFJs can exhibit psychopathic traits, such as manipulation, if they are not careful.

INFJs are prone to being taken advantage of by sociopaths, who may prey on their kindness.

INFJs can protect themselves from toxic people by setting boundaries and being aware of their own vulnerabilities.

Under stress, INFJs may exhibit a darker side, including outbursts and criticism of others.

Psychopaths can be hard to identify due to their superficial charm and charisma.

Many psychopaths are excellent at manipulating people and can achieve great success in their chosen fields.

People who identify as the INFJ personality type are overrepresented on forums like Psychopath Free.

INFJs can be a target for many toxic types such as narcissists or psychopaths.

INFJs are often highly sensitive people (HSPs), which means they have a greater depth of processing awareness and empathy.

INFJs and sociopaths share some traits, such as the ability to read people and manipulate them.

INFJs may hide their true selves at all times, leading to a constant feeling of being misunderstood by others.

The concept of being an "empath gone bad" has been used to describe INFJs who exhibit psychopathic traits.

INFJ psychopathy is a complex and controversial topic, with limited scientific research available.

Further research is needed to fully understand the relationship between INFJ personality traits and psychopathy.