precise explanations please
Te and Ti
precise explanations please
These are good:
The Extraverted Thinking Type
Extraverted thinking is driven by the objective evidence of the senses or by objective (collective) ideas that derive from tradition or learning. Its purpose is to abstract conceptual relationships from objective experience, linking ideas together in a rational, logical fashion. Furthermore, any conclusions that are drawn are always directed outward to some objective product or practical outcome. Thinking is never carried out for its own sake, merely as some private, subjective enterprise.
The extraverted thinking type bases all actions on the intellectual analysis of objective data. Such people live by a general intellectual formula or universal moral code, founded upon abstract notions of truth or justice. They also expect other people to recognize and obey this formula. This type represses the feeling function (e.g., sentimental attachments, friendships, religious devotion) and may also neglect personal interests such as their own health or financial well-being. If extreme or neurotic, they may become petty, bigoted, tyrannical or hostile towards those who would threaten their formula. Alternatively, repressed tendencies may burst out in various kinds of personal 'immorality' (e.g., self-seeking, sexual misdemeanours, fraud or deception).
The Introverted Thinking Type
Introverted thinking is contemplative, involving an inner play of ideas. It is thinking for its own sake and is always directed inward to subjective ideas and personal convictions rather than outward to practical outcomes. The main concern of such thinking is to elaborate as fully as possible all the ramifications and implications of a seminal idea. As a consequence, introverted thinking can be complex, turgid and overly scrupulous. To the extent that it withdraws from objective reality, it may also become totally abstract, symbolic or mystical.
The introverted thinking type tends to be impractical and indifferent to objective concerns. These persons usually avoid notice and may seem cold, arrogant and taciturn. Alternatively, the repressed feeling function may express itself in displays of childish naivety. Generally people of this type appear caught up in their own ideas which they aim to think through as fully and deeply as possible. If extreme or neurotic they can become rigid, withdrawn, surly or brusque. They may also confuse their subjectively apprehended truth with their own personality so that any criticism of their ideas is seen as a personal attack. This may lead to bitterness or to vicious counterattacks against their critics.
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I can't tell if that's how I AM or if it's just the ritalin!!! FUCK!!!The Introverted Thinking Type
Introverted thinking is contemplative, involving an inner play of ideas. It is thinking for its own sake and is always directed inward to subjective ideas and personal convictions rather than outward to practical outcomes. The main concern of such thinking is to elaborate as fully as possible all the ramifications and implications of a seminal idea. As a consequence, introverted thinking can be complex, turgid and overly scrupulous. To the extent that it withdraws from objective reality, it may also become totally abstract, symbolic or mystical.
Is it just me or does that description of Te sound like Se?Originally Posted by Hugo
Basic Functions
Skill to separate the main thing from the secondary thing. Scrupulousness in studying facts, the skill to see the connection between facts. System thinking. Bringing everything into a system. Rationality, accuracy, systematisation, ordering, consistency, logicality. Analytical mind. Skill to find a cause and effect connection in everything. Organisation of structural order. Tendency toward abstract, system thinking. Skill to separate the main thing from the secondary thing. Theorisation. Tendency toward brainwork and the construction of abstract models. Strong, confident logic.
High working capacity, efficiency and productivity. In any matter you know how to attain maximum return. Planning all actions. Understanding the appropriateness or inappropriateness of any actions. High and productive work capacity. Skill to bring to perfection the procedure for the fulfilment of any actions. Ability to adjust the trouble-free operation of any mechanisms, to carefully check procedures, to effectively direct processes. Professionalism, making of instructions, industriousness, competence, methodicalness. Skill to find the most effective mode of operation/work. Ambitious – the will to succeed. Rationalisation, productivity, sequence.
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