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Functional Revise - Wikisocion
For the most part, I agree with how the +/- functions manifest in my own LII type, with the possible exception of the +Fi/-Fe agenda.
According to Wikisocion:
Extroverted Feeling
+: Positive reactions towards people, laughter, cheer, playfulness, manipulation through positive emotions, showing love, being subtle with people, gentle love, being able to caress, mild manner.
-: Negative reactions towards people, showing anger, sarcasm, yelling, organic emotions, guilt manipulation, having moody swings, being mean, showing disgust, having explosive moods, theatricality.
Introverted Feeling
+: Love, happiness, like, friendship, inability to break off relationships, bringing people closer, bring people together, sympathy, pity.
-: Hatred, repulsion, dislike, depression, sadness, antipathy, anger, pushing people away, breaking off relationships.
I see myself identifying more with +Fe/-Fi than the other way around.
Here's what Wikisocion has to say about about +Te/-Ti ego and +Fi/-Fe agenda people:
The Creators/Systematizers (-Ti/+Te in ego, -Fe/+Fi agenda) INTj; ENTp; ISTp; ESTj
This group is the producers of ideas in the world. The intuitive types introduce and implement new and extraordinary ideas. The sensing types attempt to produce and implement ways to be economical. This group can be very analytical, they analyze the situation and put the best idea into production. This group tries to break things apart and analyze them as them are at their deepest core.
This group can be very rude, as its their functional need to be sarcastic and mean to people. In the intuitive types though, social anxiety can get in the way of this. This group wants to love and be happy.
This group has a hard time appearing happy to the people around them. They are hardly ever completely nice to people.
I take issue with the bolded parts of this description. I would not associate rudeness with any of these four types. Functional need to be sarcastic and mean to people? Why would these types (or any type for that matter) have a this as a functional need? Sounds like an unhealthy manifestation of one's type rather than the norm.