Judging
Functions
How we make decisions and draw conclusions. More active than passive. They involve a desire to control, predict, order, or otherwise shape the course of things.
Extroverted Thinking
Extroverted Thinking is all about efficiency, organization, and productivity. Those with Te can easily take steps in order to accomplish tasks, and can naturally point out flaws in systems; offering reliable solutions in order to maximize efficiency. Focused on taking actions, making decisions, and maintaining order upon their environment.
Introverted Feeling
Introverted Feeling is focused on self-discovery and living according to personal values. Those with Fi are constantly absorbing information about the world and judging whether certain things align with their moral system or not. An introverted feeler is very self-aware of who they are and their place in the world.
Extroverted Feeling
Extroverted Feeling is concerned with altruism and diplomacy. Those with Fe desire connections with those around them, as well as a sense of unity and mutual understanding. They value the opinions of others and often go out of their way to maintain social harmony.
Introverted Thinking
Introverted Thinking focus on problem solving, analysis, and understanding. Those with Ti desire to learn about the root of how something works; unlike Te users, they're more concerned with the process of something rather than the result. They enjoy taking in information about the world around them and making sense of the way it works by building their own logical systems.
