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Primary Focus of Each Cognitive Function

Carl Jung's cognitive functions describe different ways people process information and make decisions. Each function has its own focus, and the way it "believes" or...

“Yeses” and “nos” of Jungian Cognitive Functions

Understanding your own and others' "yeses" and "nos" in cognitive functions helps align communication and decision-making. By appealing to someone's natural preferences (what they affirm)...

Biases in Carl Jung’s Cognitive Functions

Carl Jung's cognitive functions form the basis of understanding personality dynamics in the MBTI framework. However, each cognitive function comes with its own potential biases...

Compering MBTI Cognitive Functions

Ni, Se,Si, Ne,Fi, Te,Ti, Fe, Introverted Intuition (Ni) Ni is not Extroverted Intuition (Ne) Ne focuses on external possibilities, simultaneously exploring multiple ideas or outcomes...

Healthy And Unhealthy MBTI Cognitive Functions

Ni, Se,Si, Ne,Ti, Fe,Fi, Te, Introverted Intuition (Ni) Healthy Expression of Ni Visionary Thinking: A person with healthy Ni tends to focus on long-term goals...

How Cognitive Functions Influence Decision-Making?

Carl Jung's theory of cognitive functions significantly influences decision-making by outlining how different mental processes are prioritized and utilized in individuals. Jung identified eight cognitive...

Skills Of MBTI Cognitive Functions

Carl Jung's cognitive functions, as developed in his theory of psychological types, are foundational to the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) assessment. Here are the cognitive...

Understanding Carl Jung’s Cognitive Functions

Carl Jung's theory of cognitive functions describes how people perceive and judge the world. He identified eight cognitive functions, which are the building blocks of...