Give me some ideas what information this is related to?

[mu4]

Ni and/or Fe.

To rephrase: instead of "why did he do this?" think "What was his goal in doing this?" or "What internal state at that moment caused him to behave in such a way?"

Are you sure you're not rephrasing this with your own personal information elements?

Introverted intuition is generally associated with the ability to recognize the unfolding of processes over time (how one event leads to another), have visions of the past and future, develop mental imagery, and see intangible hints of relationships between processes or objects.

The verbalization is strictly in the past and turn into the present. No estimation of future behavior is speculated on. In fact it is entirely situational and non-causal.

"somebody can act flirty
and there is the reason why he is like that
maybe he is not a big flirt in general"

"somebody can act depressed
and be totally happy
but why he acts this way"

But reasons and evaluations are being processed instead of just perception.

"its much deeper
than you actually see"

[Gilly]

Are you sure you're not rephrasing this with your own personal information elements?

Not entirely, but I think we should actually examine what's being said before jumping to conclusions.

The verbalization is strictly in the past and turn into the present. No estimation of future behavior is speculated on.

Ok, but just because there's no future emphasis doesn't negate the fact that other criteria for Ni are present.

In fact it is entirely situational and non-causal.

I disagree, it seems to be asking "What are the things that would lead this person to behave differently from how they normally are?"

But reasons and evaluations are being processed instead of just perception

Right, reasons as in motivations, as in the subjective content or preference in the situation that caused a person to act a specific way: "What led to this?"