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Those who are focused on their feeling function tend to be people- oriented, and more aware of other people’s feelings.
The Meyers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) assesses the degree to which one uses these specific functions in their daily activity. It generally casts people as having a combination of two primary views of the world: Introvert and Extrovert.
This means an individual is either primarily aware of what is going on the inside (Introvert = I) or the outside of themselves (Extrovert = E).
The MBTI assigns letters for each personality style.
The second letter provides your primary input function: Intuition (N) or Sensing (S).
The third letter than describes your primary processing function Thinking (T) or Feeling (F).
Finally, the fourth letter describes whether you (J)udge or do you (P)erceive. This indicator was added by the Myers-Briggs people who developed the type indicator.
For example, a person with an ISTJ profile would tend to be an Introvert who receives input primarily from their Senses and processes information through Thinking and tends to Judge.
This does not mean this is the only way such a person receives and processes input, but it is the usual and predominant way.
A very simple way to test your intuitive inclination is to choose between these two descriptions:
If you are practical and realistic and most comfortable dealing in the here and now, the real world – if you’re a person who likes to keep both feet on the ground in your daily life – an S or Sensor is probably your primary input function.
On the other hand, if you are more imaginative, creative and idealistic yet don’t think of yourself as having your head in the clouds, but are always looking for future possibilities and asking
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