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It is based off of the works of Swiss psychi‐ atrist and psychotherapist Carl Jung on cognitive functions. |\n| Jung's cognitive functions |\n\nJung's cognitive function consist of:  \nIntroverted Intuition (Ni): This a cognitive function that allows individuals to have deep insights , see abstract patterns and relati‐ onships , and envision future possibilities.  \nExtroverted Intuition (Ne): This is a cognitive function that helps people spot possibilities and see situations from multiple perspe‐ ctives.  \nIntroverted Sensing (Si): This is a cognitive function that helps individuals interpret the world by drawing on past experiences and memories.  \nExtroverted Sensing (Se): This is a cognitive function that focuses on experiencing the world through the five senses:  \nsight , touch , smell , taste , and sound.  \nmbti Cheat Sheet  \n[by](by Nehemiah via cheatography.com/207713/cs/44407/)[ Nehemiah](by Nehemiah via cheatography.com/207713/cs/44407/)[ via](by Nehemiah via cheatography.com/207713/cs/44407/)[ cheatography.com/207713/cs/44407/](by Nehemiah via cheatography.com/207713/cs/44407/)  \nJung's cognitive functions (cont)  \nIntroverted Thinking (Ti): This is a cognitive function that focuses on internal logic and order.  \nExtroverted Thinking (Te): This is a cognitive function that emphasizes logic , organization , and objective analysis.  \nIntroverted Feeling (Fi): This is a cognitive function that focuses on internal values and personal beliefs.  \nExtroverted Feeling (Fe): This is a cognitive function that emphasizes harmony , empathy , and social dynamics.  \nType Dynamics  \nEach cognitive function has its opposite:  \nIntroverted Intuition (Ni) 􀀁 Extroverted Sensing (Se)  \nExtroverted Intuition (Ne) 􀀁 Introverted Sensing (Si)  \nExtraverted Feeling (Fe) 􀀁 Introverted Thinking (Ti)  \nIntroverted Feeling (Fi) 􀀁 Extraverted Thinking (Te)  \nMbti Personality Types  \nThe MBTI uses a combination of four(4) cognitive functions to produce sixteen(16) unique personality types; XXXX e.g , ISFJ .  \nThe order of the letter in  \n1st 2nd 3rd 4th  \nX X X X is important:  \n1st  \nX : This function is either  \nIntroverted(I) or Extroverted(E) . It shows wether a person is dominately extroverted or introv‐ erted.e.g ENFJ vs INFJ.  \n2nd  \nX : This function is either  \nSensing(S) or iNtuitive(N) . It show how a person perceive the world around them.e.g ISFP vs INFP.  \n3rd  \nX : This function is either  \nFeeling(F) or Thinking(T). This is what people use to make decisions (with logic or feelin‐ gs) .e.g ESTJ vs ESFJ.  \n4th  \nX : This function is either  \nJudging(J) or Perceiving(P) . It is how people choose to arrange the things around them.e.g. INTP vs INTJ.  \nBy Nehemiah  \n[cheatography.com/nehemiah/](cheatography.com/nehemiah/)  \nNot published yet.  \nLast updated 19th September, 2024. 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