Thinking is a rational, judging function and on the opposite pole of feeling. It organizes experiences and ideas and tends to be intellectual, analytical and impersonal. The thinking function has no necessary connection with intelligence or the quality of thought,…
Thinking gives clarity to the perceptions and decisions of the feeling function. It tends to be intellectual, impersonal, and analytical. Thinking needs more information than feeling in order to make a judgement, so it tends to work more slowly than…
Objective Personality isn’t the first to use human needs in personality typing. Perhaps you’ll see some correlations to the four Objective Personality human needs (tribe, identity, control, gather) in these. Back in 1938, Henry Murray, when he was director of…
The feeling function is about a lot more than feelings. In fact, according to Marie-Louise von Franz, a person who seems full of feeling may not be a feeling type at all, but instead a thinking type with inferior feeling.…
To look at extraverted feeling in a nuanced way we will explore all 8 of the different roles it plays in the personality. This is per Jungian analyst John Beebe's 8 function personality type model. First, here is a refresh…