16 Personality Types

The difference between extroverted thinking (Te) and introverted feeling (Fi) [Comparison of psychological functions]

16 Personality Types
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In the 16-type personality test (≒MBTI test),Extroverted Thinking (Te) types are good at getting things done efficiently and quickly.(For example, a leader-type ENTJ, etc.)Introverted feeling (Fi) type who examines their own values and preferences.(For example, there are people with a psychologist-type INFP.) And,This type is the complete opposite.Therefore, we often show rejection towards each other's way of thinking.
but,By incorporating each other's perspectives, we can develop the ability to deal with a variety of situations.In this article,Extroverted Thinking (Te) and Introverted Feeling (Fi)This article explains the features and differences between the two, and provides a detailed explanation of how to effectively use both.

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What is Extroverted Thinking (Te)?

To achieve things regardless of one's own or others' values and preferences.That is our top priority.To center oneself and drive external events.That's what I think.

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Introverted Feeling (Fi) is

I want to realize my own values and preferences, regardless of whether it's realistically possible.I think so.I deeply reflect on my own values and way of life, primarily based on information I receive from external events and my environment.

The conflict and integration of extroverted thinking (Te) and introverted feeling (Fi)

Extroverted Thinking (Te) and Introverted Feeling (Fi)As seen in the diagram above, their ways of perceiving things are completely different. However, these two abilities truly shine when both are used together. In other words,To efficiently and quickly achieve one's ideal (Fi) (Te)That's how we should think about it.

For those who want to learn more about psychological functions

An Introduction to MBTI: Applying Jung's "Theory of Types" to Everyday LifeThis book provides a detailed explanation of each psychological function.This book is so excellent that it's no exaggeration to say you'll understand everything about MBTI after reading it.There are many pages,Tables and documents that are not found on the internet or in other books.The data is abundant and very helpful.How to deal with aspects of your personality that you are not good at (=inferior functions)Classification of ST/NT typesHow to make the most of your individual typeetc.Tables and documents

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