some descriptions make it sound like extroverted functions, particularly thinking and feeling, are all about conformity while some make them sound like they're all about action... wtf?
extroverted functions
some descriptions make it sound like extroverted functions, particularly thinking and feeling, are all about conformity while some make them sound like they're all about action... wtf?
Re: extroverted functions
Emphasis on action leads to conformity; conformity leads to action for its own sake. The descriptions are circular.Originally Posted by Joy
But extroverted thinking in judges is very different from extroverted thinking in perceivers. Judges have a goal: their conformity is for a definite end. Perceivers desire only action in itself, from what I understand.
makes sense
Is it just me, or do the extroverted elements basically run on hunches and instinct, and the introverted elements are more pensive, logical, and piecing things together? I could safely bet this is a close case. Extroverted elements basically seem like an all encompassing mode.
When you're talking about the functions up there ^ it reminds me more so of the temperaments with the functions, rather than functions standalone. So such "action" leading to conformism, would be a product of not only the dominant function, but also whichever functions in their positioning involved. I'm aware of the problems faced when we try to talk about functions as exact representations. It is known by some as merely impossible to discern the fields of independence.
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