- The 16 personality types always have a specific order of psychological functions, and that order determines how those functions are used.
- There are eight patterns to how it can be used.
- Even if it's the same psychological function, how it's used changes depending on where it's located within the first to eighth set of psychological functions.
For specifics, please refer to the following:
- Positive psychological function
- First function: Main character → It's a worldview and the strongest psychological function that we don't consciously use.
- Second function: parent → A psychological function that you consciously use and that serves as a guide in your life, like a parent teaching you how to live.
- Third function: Child → They're like adorable children; difficult to handle and hard to tame, but somehow you can't hate them.
- Fourth function: inferiority → Things like inexplicable complexes, things that are mistaken for heroic, and functions that you're embarrassed to use.
- Hidden psychological functions
- Fifth function: A tough person → It's like a rival; I understand it, I'm good at it, and I can use it without thinking, but I'd rather not use it if possible.
- Sixth function: critic → Like a critical parent, it can be a wall or a hurdle in life, but also a powerful force.
- Seventh Function: Trickster → It's like a clown; using it can be mischievous or sometimes make those around you uncomfortable.
- Eighth function: Demon → It's like something out of a demon's world, something you believe will bring ruin if you use it, yet there's something strangely appealing about it.
If you would like to learn more about the psychological functions of the yin, please see "Shadow Process (Shadow Function): Psychological Mechanisms 5-8Please see "".
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