What is the difference between thinking types (T-type) and feeling types (F-type)?When I searched and looked it up,
Emotion (F)；Judgment based on likes and dislikes, feelings, and personal values.Yes, I do. Because I value interpersonal relationships, I often act irrationally.
Thinking (T)；Judgment based on logic, objective facts, and gains and losses.I will. I will make decisions rationally and not based on emotions.
It's expressed in ways like that.
in fact,Even people who are analytical thinkers ultimately make decisions based on their emotions.
Before explaining what I mean, let's first look at what happens in the brain when we perceive something.
For example, in front of you
A; 3 apples
Let's assume there are five oranges (B). We can only choose either A or B.
So, how would someone with a more analytical mindset think about this? Of course, they would decide based on their preference.Wait, you're saying option B is better because it has five items?No, no,If you don't like orange, then choosing A is definitely the right choice.
The following are some things that can be considered through thought:
A: 3 apples for 90 yen B: 5 apples for 180 yen
→If the apple and orange are the same size, then A is more financially advantageous (A: 30 yen per piece, B: 36 yen per piece).
In this wayThinking is simply the function of evaluating value while excluding personal preferences; nothing more, nothing less.
Therefore, even thinking types make decisions based on their emotions.
So,The difference between thinking types (T-types) and feeling types (F-types)What is it? Emotional types are "the current feelings (of oneself or others)."The decision will be based on the following.
in the first place,"Feelings = what you feel 'here and now'."That is all there is to it.
Can you feel what you'll feel in the future right now? Of course not.
- Feelings → What you feel right now
- Feelings I might have in the future → I don't know
However, thinkers think this way:
Rather than doing △△ based on how I feel now, I feel that doing ○○ would be better (in the future) → I anticipate how I will feel in the future and act based on that prediction.
For example, dieting is one such example.
My current feeling = I want to eat cake.
↓
Putting my current feelings aside, I'll eat cabbage instead → I'll lose weight (and be happier in the future).
Thus,Even those called "emotional types" ultimately use their thinking skills, and even "thinking types" ultimately make decisions based on their emotions.
It simply determines your type based on "whether you tend to use emotions or thoughts more, and which you use more frequently."
I definitely want to cultivate my thoughts in a way that allows me to continuously increase positive emotions.
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