are intuitive children more likely to be afraid of the dark?

since their imagination is naturally more active and generative.
I remember that until I was about 12 I always slept with lights on and used to imagine horrible scenarios if I needed to go to the bathroom or if I wanted to turn to the wall next to my bed and my back to the rest of the room.

it was like that until one day I was reading Dorling Kindersley's encyclopedia for children (I used to read encyclopedias from start to end when I was young) and came upon the topic of light and why it gets dark and afterwards any time that I was scared, I would think of why it is dark and not be afraid anymore.

funny the other day I read a quote of Elon musk he has said: “When I was a little kid I was really afraid of the dark, but then I eventually came to understand that darkness is really just the absence of photons…well that’s really silly to be afraid of a lack of photons.”
and that is exactly what happened to me as well.

it should be a combination of Ne and Ni. Ne generating the monsters and Ni predicting what they will do to you or what will happen if you put your feet on the ground etc

any thoughts on this?