4) The Intuitor is the person who likes to mull things over in his or her head. The Intuitor wants to be seen as patient and will take the time to explore all avenues before making a final decision. He or she often goes along easily with the group to avoid appearing aggressive. Because the Intuitor is often quiet, he or she can be seen as unenthusiastic.
To communicate with the Intuitor, Dr. Keogh suggests using patience and politeness while allowing him or her ample time to digest and mull over the conversation (either during or afterwards). Dr. Keogh also suggests being inventive when communicating with this type of person. “[Intuitors] like to challenge themselves by learning new things and by solving problems which stretch their existing skills,” he says. “Offering a way to expand their horizons and produce some rational solution can be persuasive to this type.”