Psychological functions (cognitive functions)

Of the eight psychological functions, extroverted sensing (Se) and introverted intuition (Ni) work together as a pair. However, because they are opposing functions, it is difficult to use both simultaneously. For example, if extroverted sensing (Se) is your strongest function (=dominant function), then introverted intuition (Ni) is...

Quoted from "Let's Look at the World from the Perspective of MBTI Personality Types" (website now defunct) (partially modified): Extroverted thinking (Te) and introverted feeling (Fi) work together, supporting each other. Their collaborative work creates a unified perception. Both extroverted thinking and introverted feeling contribute to frankness...

The MBTI posits that each person has eight psychological functions. Each individual has a dominant and dominant psychological function (their first and second functions), which they are more comfortable using. Conversely, they tend to struggle with their opposing functions (their third and fourth functions). To use an analogy, it's like having a dominant hand...

Understanding "cognition" is essential to understanding MBTI types. This is because MBTI classifies types based on each person's cognitive tendencies and biases (so-called habits). People constantly "perceive" things, even unconsciously. This time, using eel rice bowl as an example...