16 Personality Types

Psychological functions (cognitive functions) of ENFP (Activist/Reformer type)

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ENFP (Activist/Reformer type)Psychological functions (cognitive functions)In order of developmentLet's take a look.

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First function (main function)

The primary function of the ENFP (Reformer type)teeth,Extroverted Intuition (Ne)This is the function that ENFPs trust the most and that is most developed in them.

  • Ne (Extroverted Intuition)
    • Emphasis on real-world experience and possibilities
    • Dedicated to growth and improvement

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Second function (auxiliary function)

The second function (auxiliary function) of the ENFP (Reformer type)teeth,Introverted Feeling (Fi)It is the second most developed function and assists the primary function.

  • Fi (introverted feeling)
    • Emphasis on individual feelings, beliefs, and morals
    • Judging the surrounding situation based on whether it is "good" or "bad."

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Third function (alternative function)

The third function (alternative function) of the ENFP (Reformer type)teeth,Extraverted Thinking (Te)It is the third most developed function, and it works to support the primary function when the secondary function is not working properly.

  • Te (extroverted thinking)
    • Emphasis on objectivity and logic in the real world
    • Think about the tasks in order.

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Fourth function (inferior function)

The fourth function (inferior function) of ENFP (Reformer type)teeth,Introverted Sensing (Si)This is the least developed function for ENFPs. They may feel aversion when others use this function.

  • Si (Introverted Sensing)
    • Emphasis on facts and memories of past events (tradition)
    • They are loyal to rules and obligations, and consistently tackle even the most challenging tasks.

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