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Detailed explanation of the extrovert feeling (Se function): Experience the wonderfulness of reality | MBTI cognitive function In the MBTI (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator) personality theory, cognitive functions are the core mechanisms for building personality types. Everyone has four main functions of the eight cognitive functions that participate in our reception and judgment of information in diff...

In MBTI personality theory, cognitive functions are the core of understanding the operating mechanisms behind personality types. Each personality type consists of four main cognitive functions that together determine how we perceive the world and make judgments . These functions are divided into perceptual function (intuition/real sense Sensing) and judgment function (thinking/emotional Feeling) ,...

In the MBTI (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator) system, cognitive functions are the core of building individual personality. These functions originated from the 'eight-dimensional cognitive theory' by the psychology master Jung, also known as the 'June Eight-Dimension'. Each person's MBTI personality type is composed of different arrangements and combinations of these eight functions, including extrover...

Have you ever noticed that you often say some 'mantra' when chatting or working? For example, 'I'll arrange it', 'I think this idea is great', or 'How are you doing recently?' These words are not just idioms, but also a true reflection of your potential personality pattern . This is exactly what MBTI personality type test excels at revealing. MBTI, also known as Myers-Briggs personality type indic...

Have you ever felt different from others, not understood or understood others? Do you want to know what your personality type is? Do you want to understand how different personality types affect your career choices, relationships, lifestyles, and values? Do you want to explore your strengths and potential, and how to get along and work with other personality types? If you are interested in the abo...

In the research and practical application of personality psychology, Big Five Personality Traits has become one of the most mainstream models. How to choose the right Big Five personality testing tool has become a common problem for educators, HRs, psychological counselors and ordinary users. This article will systematically sort out the current mainstream Big Five personality scales, and help you...

The word 'Blues' comes from music, but in a psychological context, it usually refers to a temporary emotional trough , such as a bad emotional experience caused by love breakup, failure, fatigue, loneliness, etc. This type of emotion is different from clinical depression and is usually not persistent and pathological, but a normal reaction in life. This article will combine the MBTI type sixteen p...

In this complex and fast-paced world, we often face various challenges and temptations. How to avoid being deceived, how to maintain a clear mind, and how to live out your own independence and strength are issues that every modern person needs to think about seriously. The following 11 suggestions may provide you with directions worth referring to. 1. Building an inner order: Starting from values ...

Among the 16 personality types of MBTI, ISFP personality is often referred to as the 'adventurer' type. This personality type seems to be free and free on the surface and loves life, but in fact, the heart is often filled with contradictions and struggles. Today, let’s explore in-depth what “courage” of the ISFP personality type is and how this courage is reflected in daily life. If you are not su...

When we ask repeatedly, “What the hell do I like to do?” In fact, there is often a word hidden behind it: 'I don't seem to like what I do now.' This article is not about telling you 'what do you really like to do', because no one can give you this answer. What we can do is provide a thinking framework so that you no longer idling when you are confused, but actually start to solve the problem. Are ...