MBTI - Feeling and Thinking axes (what are the differences?)
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- In this video I talk about the two Feeling and Thinking axes, according to MBTI. I compare what it's like to have Fe Ti versus Fi Te.
Keywords: MBTI, Myers-Briggs, 16personalities, personality type, cognitive functions, Carl Jung, extraverted feeling, introverted thinking, introverted feeling, extraverted thinking, INFJ
This is the best explanation ive seen of the judging functions so far, thank you
You have good content, i can tell you have your own unique ideas about these topics and i think that is a strong sign of introverted intuition.
*Ti = actual experience* while *Te = (theoretical) knowledge.*
In this case Ti is superior because experience = knowledge, but knowledge is *NOT* experience.
😑Te's often make mistakes in their theoretical reasoning because their theory hasn't yet been applied to physical reality. While a Ti's experience can only be derived from physical reality.
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🖐As an ambivert, who's natural state is that of ambivalence: what I feel can be the exact opposite of what I know, I disagree.
It took me a long while to overcome this handicap, but it is possible.
🧠A possible explenation might be that because I'm an ambivert I use Si Ti instead of Fe Ti or Fi Te.
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😏Wall? What wall?
What you see is what you get.
😎As an introverted ambivert I don't care how others perceive me.
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In my communication to others I'm just as pragmatic as always.
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😁People perceive me like they do a rorschach test, they only see what they understand.
What are you babbling about?
are you okay
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